Quote from: bolbau on September 29, 2018, 09:11:16 AM

Quote from: lifesgood10 on September 28, 2018, 10:11:55 AM

KYC (Know your customer) for airdrops token are scams, they pivot out the private information of several participants and offer them tokens that are worthless when listed on exchanges.
Funny enough, most of the projects becomes desolate (failed project) and what happens to kyc data's gotten ?? they are most probably sold on black markets to unknown buyers across the world.
Lets be smart and avoid unwarranted KYC.

I also think the same thing, what happens to our data when an ICO project fails? this is obviously very dangerous, there is no certainty about the security of our data. I think that no matter how much a bounty airdrop can provide profit, the data you provide is not worth the money. I will only provide data for the purposes of KYC, for projects that have a clear enough reason, such as government requirements, and those responsible for the project can be trusted.

if it's just for airdrop it's better not to verify KYC because it is very risky, especially now that most airdrop ends with a scam so think twice if you have to verify KYC to join in an airdrop.