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The question that may need to be answered, why do we not have the option to delete KYC document if we no longer use a gambling site?
This would require a more detailed knowledge of the regulations. Here in Europe, KYC documents (and trading activities, for example) must be stored for 7 years so that the data is still available in the event of a crime. In this case, you do not have the right to insist on the deletion of your data. The question that may need to be answered, why do we not have the option to delete KYC document if we no longer use a gambling site?
I assume, however, that such regulations are very similar worldwide and will therefore also apply to Roobet in a similar form. The only possibility as an end user if you do not want this is not to use the offered service (exchange, gambling platform, ...) and to switch to alternatives that do not require KYC.
Even though I don't play on roobet often, I have already completed KYC there. I believed in roobet from the start, and firmly believe my personal data is safe with roobet, although the risk is still there.
But what if the other site require it also in future? Maybe I will choose to use roobet if thats the case since first they are reputable and second they are big casino which we can safely used. But if you don't like to do this well maybe its time to avoid and start to think if you still want to play or not.
Also I think in future online casinos will require this to their gamblers so we better prepare ourself unto this options.
