This is unexpected. This is the first time I have seen such absurd KYC requirements. The whole world should know about the behavior of this platform. As a legitimate gambling company, verification should be done through legal and formal channels. However, using illegal channels for verification like this is untenable, and the amount of money involved is not significant either. Have you considered what to do if even after video verification, the money cannot be withdrawn? There are many platforms that deceive customers' funds and documents at the same time. Anyway, I find this behavior disgusting as well.
Very unusual it's not a KYC but an investigation into how you navigate the internet and this is something beyond KYC, I have never encountered this kind of KYC verification and they may have deviated from what is stipulated on what a KYC is, based on existing rules and procedures.
I read one KYC where you need to stand beside the street sign on your location and I thought this was asking too much until I saw this topic I wonder if yours is a special case that you need to undergo this procedure.
Or if this is their standard procedure.