Quote from: decodx on December 24, 2022, 07:25:30 PM

Quote from: klidex on December 24, 2022, 06:03:54 PM

A criminal certainly has many ways to escape and be free from his crime case.
But at least KYC can minimize this crime.
Indeed, it's actually easy to buy someone's identity to be able to make KYC and abuse it.
But in my opinion, in today's era, there are many smart people who don't want to sell their identity. Many of them are starting to realize and have thoughts and understanding of the importance of maintaining identity so that it is not known by others because it can be misused and in the end we are the ones who are harmed.

Granted, privacy is an important concern for many people, and there are legitimate reasons why we want to keep certain aspects of our personal lives private. I agree that many people do not want to sell their personal information and identity, however the way I see it, there are also many people who do not realize the value of their personal data, and they are willing to trade it for financial compensation.

There are many cases where people have given up their personal data for free, in exchange for some sort of service or offer. For example, if you sign up for a loyalty card at your local grocery store and get 5% off every time you shop there, then the store has just purchased your personal data from youand they did so without having to pay anything other than the cost of producing the card itself.

There are also people who are not aware of how their personal data can be used to manipulate or influence them, or how it can be used in a way that compromises their privacy, and this is a problem. As consumers, we have to be vigilant and aware of how our data is collected, used and stored. And I believe we need to educate people about how their personal data can be used for good, and also how it can be misused by bad actors.

You're correct. Why privacy-enhancing features aren't built into these gambling platforms is beyond me.