Topic: Is sacrificing privacy data important? - page 2. (Read 894 times)
Unfortunately, many hunters are falling in to this trap giving their identity just to get those free altcoins and most victims are the newbies. I don't understand why they need to ask for KYC for airdrops where technically, you don't actually provided some money to them or not an investor right? I am only providing personal information to reputable exchanges but not to those scam airdrops where you only get shit coins and wasted your time.
Yes, I agreed that privacy is very important. In the recent stellar airdrop by Blockchain.com, every user has to do KYC to receive USD 25 worth of stellar. I think it is not worth sending my personal data for this. However, I understand that this is to make sure that each user only receives one airdrop. Fair enough, I didn’t participate as I am uncomfortable, no hard feelings.
Its extremely important, the main idea of crypto is the decentralisation and the anonymity, where we don't need to provide our information which could be used to mislead or can be misused by other people, its not worth to sacrifice your privacy for money and we should encourage the developers to erase the kyc requirements to join the project
things that should be attached to the crypto as an anonymous start seeming to fade. many are willing to give anything if promised something big this time such as coins and does not think long would risk that they receive. supposed to be selective with the many projects there are made anonymous and basic priorities in the crypto starts strengthened again. Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
KYC will needed soon or later. Every company must be comply with rules from government and i think its good for investor. Investor will feel protected on their funds and i am believe kYC will good for cryptomarket
One more the very important topic in cryptocurrency is privacy. I know many people are in cryptocurrency particularly because of privacy. At one time, privacy seem to be important feature for creating crypto asset, those days are now gone as people easily give up their privacy for stipends they may not able to cash out to bitcoin!
Sacrificing privacy is important if the ICO requires a KYC to comply with the requirements of the project for its accreditation. It truly depends on the individual if he thinks it is worth to sacrifice his privacy. KYC become an apparent tool for detecting fraudulent practices and preventing money laundering.
To identify multiple accounts, it is enough to use the check by IP-address. This is more effective and does not need to violate our privacy rights.And what does KYC verification require for accreditation? In my opinion, this requires only the United States. Are so many ICO projects registered and conducted in the USA? Anonymous cryptocurrency has already begun to require the provision of much more confidential information than any other non-anonymous activity. Doesn't that seem to you?
Its extremely important, the main idea of crypto is the decentralisation and the anonymity, where we don't need to provide our information which could be used to mislead or can be misused by other people, its not worth to sacrifice your privacy for money and we should encourage the developers to erase the kyc requirements to join the project
Sacrificing privacy is important if the ICO requires a KYC to comply with the requirements of the project for its accreditation. It truly depends on the individual if he thinks it is worth to sacrifice his privacy. KYC become an apparent tool for detecting fraudulent practices and preventing money laundering.
Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
No. It is not definitely worth it for just some airdrop. It is better if you're gonna subsmit KYCs in bounty campaigns rather than airdrops. Because there are a lot of fake airdrops that also asks for KYC information so it is not going to be worth taking the risk.
Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
Airdrop is a free token given by a company just to make them popular or just to introduce the project and the team were really need a KYC as proof that the token or coins was given to a particular person and I think there's no problem if it is a legitimate company , but if you don't want to share your private data ,then it is better not to join .
Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
It is you that could decide if you need the money, because on the part of the team they need to protect themselves now the fear of SEC is the beginning of Wisdom, looking at what Ripple is going through in court now and it is still undecided how the judgment would go in their favour. If you need the money take it
Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
For me, i tried to avoid any airdrop that asking me to do a KYC, i think that is not worth it, compared to something that we are offer.That is too much price for just a few coins and they get our personal data.
There may be sources that indeed provide that the news was true of the presence of the official site. do not easily believe the news that many give the scam by reason of the token. It's been a lot going on and a lot of victims of identity theft. It is prone to and if it would be abused then it will only get a loss.
By being careful and studying and exploring a site, we can avoid fraud, so it's better to research and learn about these tokens. Many people offer, but all that is just the game, so be more careful and aware of the tricks they use.
Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
For me, i tried to avoid any airdrop that asking me to do a KYC, i think that is not worth it, compared to something that we are offer.That is too much price for just a few coins and they get our personal data.
There may be sources that indeed provide that the news was true of the presence of the official site. do not easily believe the news that many give the scam by reason of the token. It's been a lot going on and a lot of victims of identity theft. It is prone to and if it would be abused then it will only get a loss.
By being careful and studying and exploring a site, we can avoid fraud, so it's better to research and learn about these tokens. Many people offer, but all that is just the game, so be more careful and aware of the tricks they use.
There may be sources that indeed provide that the news was true of the presence of the official site. do not easily believe the news that many give the scam by reason of the token. It's been a lot going on and a lot of victims of identity theft. It is prone to and if it would be abused then it will only get a loss.
Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
Is Airdrop's program over? I would really like to participate in it and get a little Stellar for free. I am not afraid to provide data to KYC. This data is already on the network because of my participation in the bounty campaigns.
I think it depends on the team. If you are sure that the team is not going to to something strange with your personal information, you can provide it. I am sure that blockchain team will keep our data safe, but I would never risk my personal information for an Airdrop that is worth several bucks.
Many Airdrop programs often appear to distribute their free tokens, but the project asks airdrop participants to verify their data. Recently, Stellar also made the Airdrop program by providing USD 125 million in XLM form. The total tokens shared are approximately 1.5 billion tokens. The token is indeed distributed free, but the user must verify his identity to be able to get the token. These free tokens are pretty much hunted. Unfortunately, there are still many who do not understand that privacy is quite important and must be maintained.
It depends on the kind of websites that is asking your data. I have verified my data on blockchain,info for the stellar free token because I trust this company and have been using blockchain.info wallet ever since I began trading and using Bitcoin, they are a compliant company so I gave it to them.
The privacy is quite important and must be maintained for whales only. For poor people the privacy doesn't matter and airdrops are a good chance to get their first crypto.
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