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Its risky and dangerous to submit your personal information, such as your ID, to suspicious, unlicensed, or unregulated platforms. Without proper due diligence, handing over sensitive data to just any platform that asks for it is not only unsafe but also pointless, as it exposes you to potential misuse without offering real security or value in return.

Many of us are afraid that our personal data could leak through these mandatory KYC platforms and be misused for illegal activities later. That's why most of us either avoid KYC based sites or limit the platforms we share our documents with. As for me, I don't hand over my KYC data to just any sites without verifying it's credibility first, I try to dig as much as possible and I have only done it a few times only. This is another topic that tells a real life story of a person where his personal info were stolen, you might be interested to read it.
For some reasons i still believe that there is little that can be done just by holding someone documents  as a scammed copy juat as we do when conducting kyc and in some cases during kyc you may be asked to authenticate some aspects which if you are not the original owner of such a document you wont be able to authenticate it and that make such document useless in the hand of the wrong person.

But to be at a safer side when we want to use a casino, we must be guided to avoiding getting to a stage where KYC level 2 that requires personal datas wont ve demanded from us.
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Scraped on 16/08/2025, 21:59:28 UTC
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Its risky and dangerous to submit your personal information, such as your ID, to suspicious, unlicensed, or unregulated platforms. Without proper due diligence, handing over sensitive data to just any platform that asks for it is not only unsafe but also pointless, as it exposes you to potential misuse without offering real security or value in return.

Many of us are afraid that our personal data could leak through these mandatory KYC platforms and be misused for illegal activities later. That's why most of us either avoid KYC based sites or limit the platforms we share our documents with. As for me, I don't hand over my KYC data to just any sites without verifying it's credibility first, I try to dig as much as possible and I have only done it a few times only. This is another topic that tells a real life story of a person where his personal info were stolen, you might be interested to read it.
For some reasons i still believe that there is little that can be done just by holding someone documents  as a scammed copy juat as we do when conducting kyc and in some cases during kyc you may be asked to authenticate some aspects which if you are not the original owner of such a document you wont be able to authenticate it and that make such document useless in the hand of the wrong person.