Quote from: Gyshni on Today at 09:31:26 PM

Well, if my country is supporting services that do not require KYC, I should be fine, despite other countries may interpretate my service to be illegal in their jurisdiction, right? As long as I'm not visiting nor traveling to that country.

Probably. If the country where the company owner resides has extradition treaties with EU, USA, UK or other western countries, they will probably request the extradition of the owner. Otherwise (no extradition treaties), they will probably just stay silent and wait for him to travel abroad and try to arrest him there. That is if they know who is the owner of the service.

Quote from: Gyshni on Today at 09:31:26 PM

Also, kind of off-topic, if I may ask about your point of view, are you for or against privacy, do you think every individual should have this right to stay private, anonymous and not being monitored whatsoever? I'm curious on others people opinion on this.

Not sure if you are asking just z-tight or everyone in this thread, but I am strongly for privacy. But nowadays things are quite different from what they were 30 years ago and privacy is pretty much non-existent as of now. No more bank secrecy, cash is being phased out and we are moving real fast towards the introduction of CBDCs which will put everyone under total government control.