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.
Back in the days Airdrop was most common way of scamming people and rug projects and hackers use this a main technique to scam you of your funds.People in hope of getting free coins airdropped give their main wallet address and connect with it only and wallet was drained.Second you have to submit your KYC documents which were illegally used for crimes and you have to face the consequences and next you get shit tokens worth zero so the whole system was fraudulent and didn't take part in them from non legit projects.