Quote from: Coin_trader on Today at 03:20:36 PM

Quote from: Unsoldier on Today at 11:34:37 AM

I think that all crypto casinos will gradually switch to identity verification. All casinos that work with fiat money already work this way. If you are asked to submit a photo for KYC, draw a watermark on your image. This will help protect your data from fraudsters.

It’s impossible to put watermark on your KYC photo because KYC company wont accept it unless it clear and visible. I don’t understand too why having a watermark will make you protect your data while the picture of your ID is attached to the personal info that you submit to the casino which means all your info is already exposed once casino kyc system got breached.

I agree that casino will have no choice but to follow the regulations even with strict implementation of KYC if they want to make there business alive. Casino has a gambling license which means they are tied by the law.

Watermarks wont really change a thing nor really able to avoid on what you do have in mind and its mentioned that once its given then you wont really be having any choice since those info and image
is exposed and we know that watermark wont really do a thing thats why if you dont really like KYC then its just wise for you to skip particular gambling sites who do ask about it and its true that
these platforms are regulated which means that they would really be following governments orders and wont tend to go against it.

Just been said that there are lots of options to take since not all platforms in the market today are asking for verification which means that there's still some option left and isnt really much a problem
or issue nowadays but sooner or later then it would really be having that way.