Quote from: MandatoryOption on February 19, 2019, 09:01:56 PM

Quote from: mandibleclaw on February 19, 2019, 05:50:36 PM

Quote from: levyashin on February 19, 2019, 10:37:29 AM

Quote from: Frank37 on February 17, 2019, 05:42:37 PM

Most people I know hate to make KYC, but they have resigned themselves to it.
You have to trust the KYC provider, many emails, identity cards and addresses have been misappropriated and sold in the last 2 years.

There are lots of kyc providers and we don't really know which one is really secure. The providers you think they are trustworthy may be selling your identity and you won't know anything about it.

you're right and that's really scary, I submitted KYC many times during last year and I have fear that some malicious actors now have sensible data about me

I think most people would chose not to have to go through the KYC process and disclose their personal data but I am afraid we will rather see it even more in the future than now. Especially when in the future more security token offerings are starting.

My first thought was, that a state authority would have to be responsible for that in every country,
but even in my own country, the residents' registration offices sell my address without my permission.
So there is not reallly a trustful company out there right now.