But sometimes they are just playing tricks on people who want to participate in the Airdrop, you should look in detail about what they are asking to collect data on you. Maybe all this is just a way to sell your data.
Dude, all they want is your data, they wont ask you to solve math problems to help with their kid's homework. After all they want to sell your data or some malicious intent that we should not talk about. Either way you are opening the risk. The more information about yourself that you give to strangers the more attack vectors they can prepare for you and one day you might end up in a bad situation causing you to lose money.
No number of airdrops justify what they are doing and besides you should not give away your data for something as low as a shitcoin that has no future. Invest in bitcoin and dont waste time on these shitdrops.
That's creepy then. Maybe they are only using the term airdrop but this is their real intention? Hmm. Newbies should be warned about this and they must be educated that their data is more valuable than the penny that they can get on these airdrops. A real airdrop never asks for our data except only the wallet address where they will send the tokens.
There are still companies who buys people's data. If we don't really mind our privacy then better if we can go straight on them as they can give a better value about it. One of the main reason on why there are people who do airdrops is because they don't have a money so how can they invest in Bitcoin? But there are Bitcoin earning opportunities out there which could be worth their time better than the airdrops.