- It's the user's fault if he didn't read the service's TOS, Privacy Policy or FAQs where it's stated the above.
- Or the service is a scam/honeypot/mismanaged if the user doesn't agreed to a TOS that they may enforce "ShotGun KYC".
The second case is not possible, it does not exist. You accept the TOS when you use a service. If you don't agree with the TOS and you don't want to accept it, then you can't use the service. As such you won't find yourself in such a situation.
I didn't said that they have to manually accept, why would you assume that.
That is the point of my reply, you can consider the
marketed "no-KYC" swap service a scam if they do not have any written form that mentioned that they
wouldmay require KYC data on certain transactions.
My reply isn't being specific on a few instant swap exchanges but
theabout swap services in general.