I don`t use social networks, but my data in internet. In my country when you create your business tax service share your data with banks, mobile phone companies sell your data, etc. As for me - if such organizations share your data - you can don`t care about KYC. Even if your data would be stolen - don`t worry, it was stolen several times before.
I care only about mobile phone(with GA) and debt/credit cards.
At this point everything is an orb, it seems privacy and anonymity is something almost Impossible to achieve, yes, in fact things with our data are Obviously already there, only sometimes one says, that for crypto issues it is better to keep a low profile , because you don't Know what things they can do or demand in the future, it is always good to try to protect yourself, even if you know little but you will try to protect yourself, it may seem Silly to seek privacy at this point, but it doesn't hurt , right?
Yeah, indeed, when it comes to crypto, it is important for both investors in crypto, traders and even crypto gamblers to keep a really low profile since crypto is still a very new technology, and as it's gaining adoption, it's mandatory or expected that regulations will follow as well, and then the regulators can come up with an unfavorable law, and when that happens, their first targets will be those whom their identity are already known to be deep into crypto.
It's just like what happened between Binance and the Nigerian government after the Nigerian government accused Binance of manipulating the Nigerian currency which caused it to lose value against the dollar, they banned Binance from trading the naira, also arrested some of Binance top executives and demand that Binance release the identify information of the top 100 Nigerian traders on their platform, as well as their entire transaction history respectively. Of course Binance refused.
But this is a big lesson for us all, keeping our true identity low key and only giving it to trusted platform is very important for our good.