Everyone has different thoughts and perceptions, so believing or not believing in KYC on Facebook depends on the analysis of each person, because we believe in something after maximum analysis.
yes it depends on everyone's perspective because our data is not necessarily safe, but I personally believe because Facebook has conceded data and that's what I think Facebook is getting tighter in securing our data 
Topic: Would you trust FB with your KYC details? - page 17. (Read 13871 times)
How can you say for sure that the coin Facebook is launching will not succeed? You can only predict and there are not solid proof that will help make your saying become reality. I think the coin the social media giant will get a huge popularity given a majority of the people using Facebook. But only time will tell what will happen.
I wouldn't. I don't think this coin will succeed! What do you think?
I am not as thoughtful as you because Facebook has prepared it carefully and the group is busy because of it, and with partners who are already famous. What do you think that the coin will not be successful? 
Somebody already posted what I'm about to say on social media, can't remember if it was on twitter or facebook.
FB doesn't have to ask for KYC, why? Because they already know where you live and almost every detail you do in your life.
FB doesn't have to ask for KYC, why? Because they already know where you live and almost every detail you do in your life.
Everyone has different thoughts and perceptions, so believing or not believing in KYC on Facebook depends on the analysis of each person, because we believe in something after maximum analysis.
I think Facebook already have our personal information, supplying our kyc documents is only to double check it with our Facebook profiles.
The coin will succeed since Facebook is a trusted platform.
The coin will succeed since Facebook is a trusted platform.
why are you even talking about it? and more importantly why aren't you talking about Paypal because it is exactly like Paypal! a centralized closed source, closed blockchain that is run by a company and you can only interact with it through a website and an account. and the values in your account are similar to US dollar and have 1:1 value. meaning 1 Paypal unit is 1 USD and 1 Facebook unit is also going to be 1 USD.
when you sign up with Paypal you verify your account before they let you convert you fiat to Paypal units and similarly when you sign up with Facebooks' new website you also have to do the exact same thing....
there is no coin, no blockchain, no crypto, no node to run, no exchange to trade,... there is only Paypal with a different name issued by a different company.
when you sign up with Paypal you verify your account before they let you convert you fiat to Paypal units and similarly when you sign up with Facebooks' new website you also have to do the exact same thing....
there is no coin, no blockchain, no crypto, no node to run, no exchange to trade,... there is only Paypal with a different name issued by a different company.
If their admin is legitimate on their website why they do not have to go through the kyc to buy their token sales because they know the potential of this project is great and it will be a longterm too great chance of reaching the softcap.
I wouldn't. I don't think this coin will succeed! What do you think?
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