The thing is that my point isn't about the KYC and it's implementation from all the exchangers. Sooner or later all of them will have to comply, even if we most of us don't like it as clients.
My point was that the exchanger should give to their client the option to withdraw his funds
before the KYC being a mandatory to even have funds/assets there. Not after.
So now, if you want to withdraw your assets from there, you will have to get verified. If not, then you can say "goodbye" to your funds...

That is one sneaky move, They can implement KYC as much as they want but for all those users don't want to share their private information should have given a chance to withdraw all his coins and then close his account.