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Quote from: JunaidAzizi on June 27, 2025, 06:32:58 PM

This would be like a revolutionary step taken by the government to set up the casino regulations. But before adopting or imposing these rules, they should really know what the users like. As I have heard many times, most users want privacy, they do not allow the disclosure of their personal data and want to operate anonymously. This is due to concerns about traps, hacks, and many other reasons. So, in that case, how will they regulate such rules? Besides this rule, I stand with others like the stablecoin, if this coin starts, then casinos and users will be less likely to lose their money.

Privacy is excellent but has a corrutible effect on any project that allows it, the internet is open, and without any form of doc or KYC to restrict money laundering on casinos, it'll only be on the rise and as well hunt the existence of online casinos. Furthermore, the government will not only sanction them for not abiding by her rules they'll accuse online casinos for allowing fraudulent activities.

Privacy days are over, Internet is now a open where everything is centralised, this was why there are crack down on privacy coins like tornado cash and others, even the once great dark Web isn't secured anymore.

Evil people thought that everything they do on the dark Web is secret, that's why the most dirtiest of crime exists on dark Web the most but now it's no more secret as it calmed.

I still can't figure out why people like privacy so much, maybe I should call it greed or something else, because you people don't care about others but yourselves.