Quote from: Porfirii on Today at 09:57:06 AM

Quote from: michellee on Today at 09:17:02 AM

Quote from: Docnaster on June 19, 2023, 10:44:56 PM

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And trusted casinos will always try to protect the data or everything in the casino. And the casino will always increase vigilance and security so that data will not be leaked, stolen, or even hacked.

This is true, one can't compare the degree of safety between performing KYC for trusted companies versus brand new or shady projects. However, KYC always carries a risk, we have seen many times with leading companies in their sector, like in Ledger's case where data from 270K crypto wallet buyers were exposed: so no matter how big and secure the company is, there can always be weak points. In fact, the larger the company the more likely it is to be targeted.

That's the reality; we can't guarantee that our data is 100% safe since no company or gambling site is entirely secure. From the moment we submit our documents, we should already consider the possibility of them being exposed due to various reasons. Therefore, we should question ourselves if we can accept such an occurrence.

When it comes to gambling sites, I believe it's not the ideal platform for providing KYC information. However, as gamblers, we are obligated to comply with it if we want to enjoy the experience.