Is sacrificing privacy data important?

[stefany101]

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.

I think it is not necessary at all, if we try keep our privacy from other people. Here in crypto industry, we can't avoid to keep it secret because most ICO's, bounties, airdrops requires KYC verification  to be eligible for the tokens. There are also times, that we need to pass verification in the exchange platforms and we can't fake it because it requires valid IDs.

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[NickoOrteras]

is the sacrifice of the most insecure information important? For me it does not matter because it can hide the information and can ignore it too.

[provmipacan]

I think that now it makes no sense to invest in altcoins

[lickbhakegit]

When need to start buying?

[lickbhakegit]

Just HOLD

[asus09]

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.

I think you can distinguish, which are useful and which are not useful. so you can make your choice especially on the airdrop project that asks for KCY, so you can ignore it and look for something better or that doesn't require verification.

[Dacosta Osei-Tutu]

Most of the airdrops are either shit coins or scams. Its better you protect your identity than to sacrifice it for some good for nothing coins which can ruin your life one day

[taratorly]

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.

The security of personal data is of course very important. However, today's technology and internet use has ceased to be personal data. There are many websites that now have access to personal data. So I guess it doesn't really matter.

Some people who know computer usage and coding can easily get a lot of personal data.

[kamar25]

it's true what you say, but if participants feel it is very difficult to have it, I think sometimes it's just lying reasons so they don't distribute it

[Ludmilla_rose1995]

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.

I think it is not necessary at all, if we try keep our privacy from other people. Here in crypto industry, we can't avoid to keep it secret because most ICO's, bounties, airdrops requires KYC verification  to be eligible for the tokens. There are also times, that we need to pass verification in the exchange platforms and we can't fake it because it requires valid IDs.

Yes, you're right. But, what if a company at the ICO will abuse your privacy for their benefit? I am sure you will not agree if your privacy is used by them for their personal interests

[Genemind]

If the airdrop is a popular token and if you think it is worth it to pass ypur KYC, then join the airdrop. One of the reasons why some airdrop requires KYC is for them to verify that participants are not spamming registration.

[richan]

If it is a reliable project like stellar , then no problem for verifying your identity with your documents but if a fraudulent ico ,then it is not worthy to disclose your identity since your identity might end up in a black market.

[Pffrt]

I would never verify or go through the stupid KYC system just because receiving the airdrop. I do have the feeling of saving my identity from some unknown people. How can I be ensured that they will not compromise my data? KYC is anti crypto.

[inoes]

however sacrificing our privacy cannot be justified
but as we know sometimes we need it to do an agreement as an example like we create a bank account that requires our privacy data, the point is we are certainly allowed to sacrifice privacy if it is really given to the place and people who certainly have treaty law

[kobita333]

The sum of airdrop token of per person was $25. It's ridiculous that some people had sent their true identity for a couple of bucks. I rather avoid it and never reveal my identity for those. My identity can be safe to me only.

[btcrut2017]

Privacy is very important thing that it should not be sacrifice in exchange of airdrops which in the end will cost nothing. Learn to value your privacy as it is very valuable thing.

[seo-maestro]

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.

[robelneo]

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.

[Vanderbleek]

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.

[JuanPaulo]

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.