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Quote from: Casdinyard on June 05, 2023, 09:47:16 PM

For the most part you have a pretty clear picture of what every company does with your information. They sell it to advertising agencies to provide you with targeted ads to make you buy their stuff. It's all just a matter of who's going to take care of your information, and provide you with the targeted ads that you would be able to tolerate. That's why my money's on reliable companies and sites, at the very least you know for sure they're going to take care of your information, and most of them have a "Do not Sell my Data" clause on the privacy statement that you can take them to court with should you find out that they violated such guidelines. Basically you have legal powers over the casino and the information they collect from you when it's a reputable site. You wouldn't really have this amount of certainty on some other gambling site which sets them so far apart.

The gambling sites never tell customers when an employee steals player data and sells it, for more than they'd pay that employee in a year, happens all the time though

If it isn't a former employee selling it, you still have to worry about the specific sites security of your data, when many of us are from the "verify, don't trust" school of thought

That is really a problem if those employees have access to that confidential data. I think not all employees have access to it, and it is also forbidden for sure that only those high-ranking employees have access to it, but again, we really don't know what is running through their minds, and that is also possible, but I think most of what I've noticed is that they are not secured, like they are getting hacked, and your data would be sold for sure. But no matter what, KYC is already on our doorstep, so to continue playing, we need to do KYC so that we won't get any problems along the way.

KYC approval is usually reserved for high ranking officials. Those who are trusted on the site they will be responsible for KYC data. If there is any kind of KYC related complaint on any site then the responsibility falls on the persons in charge. But even in this KYC of many organizations can be stolen. But naturally there are no such problems in all good casinos or gambling platforms. The owners of the casino or gambling platform generally keep a good investigation on this matter otherwise the casino will not be able to gain a good reputation. KYC has both positive and negative aspects but considering all the positive aspects are more visible.

I personally even think that kyc data is much more safe on gambling casinos than they are on crypto trading exchanges, this is because from what we have seen so far, I've come to believe that crypto trading exchanges are more prone to cyber attacks than gambling casinos, I've rarely come across any news of a gambling casino being hacked and users kyc data stolen, but this is something that is particularly very common with crypto trading exchanges.

And concerning how kyc data are kept, I think some platform does have a special server, more like a storage system where every kyc data is uploaded to and kept, and most times, it's only the CEO, and maybe some else very close to the CEO, that usually have access to such server or storage system..