That depends on exchange again, platform I was scammed on was local p2p exchange, they couldn't do much about it and eventually shrugged off. I dunno how much and what data binance p2p asks.
Local exchanges will usually be more concerned about fraud.
At my local exchange, there was a hack on an account used by a customer, but it didn't get a serious response initially,
but when it was brought up to the media they did investigate, and the hacker was caught.
The point is that local p2p will usually respond more quickly if there is a lot of pressure so that the case will be investigated.
Well the thing is there was blanket ban on cryptocurrency trading back then, banks were ordered by central bank to not do business with crypto individuals. Hence, people were forced to use p2p, now things have gotten somewhat better as ban has been lifted and people can trade normally, somewhat cause now there is 30% tax on crypto earnings, lol.