Yeah, im pretty aware of that where even those bounty seekers specially on airdrops do really comply with KYC just to get those free coins which is totally insane and mind boggling on why the hell do end up with those considerations.I agree on what we are seeing on social media where most people do give out update on what they've been doing everyday but well its their choice on having that way but they
should really be at least concern in terms of privacy which might compromise their security if they are doing that on beyond borders.
It is not so mind boggling for me. A lot of people think that airdrops are really interesting and will give serious money and don't think twice when they need to submit their KYC. When I was new, I also needed to learn a lot of stuff but I never submitted KYC for a bounty or airdrop.
Yes some people think airdrop is worth to submit their information for kyc because of the possibility to earn from it, but majority of them are not aware of the risk for doing so. Moreover airdrop is not even a profitable way to earn a decent because it's free, often it's a waste of time since majority are just scam. Anyway, as much as possible it's best to protect your privacy and dont comply to kyc if the platform is not trusted, or even it's trusted always think twice if it is really necessary.
People do realize the risk when they already encounter an issue regarding on stolen identity but for now those people who doing so will just ignore about it since the one they think is they can earn on those airdrop nothing else more. And they are been hype by people who claim to be earning good profits on airdrop so most provably newbies will ignore the warnings about this issues.