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How can we protect ourselves now?
I mean, those who have sent the kyc docs, what can we do?

If you are coming from EU and you have GDPR that give guarantee to your personal data and you can take it to the court if the team was doing something with your data without your permission but if you are not from a country that used GDPR and then you can do nothing.

Any participant who is not from the EU and have no GDPR are basically screwed then, this con artist are in hold of thousands of personal information which they can sell in the black market for illegal activities, this are the worst kind of scammers, there was no need to request for kyc just to look legit, already the intention was not to pay, so it would have been lot better if they had disappear without paying instead of requesting kyc and still disappear.

This is very bad for everyone with a project that ends in a scam that many people hate. Many people expect the results of their hard work to benefit a little from what they have done. Junk project

You certainly already know the risk as a bounty hunter,
you must choose a project that you think is good in your eyes, then you decide, Wink

That is the consequence of what you make of your choice. That's the thing people always say after they produce something good or bad later on from the project.