Lets say the case scenario is that I did not provide any KYC. Any chance then?
I'm pretty sure blockchain.com also logs IP adresses, and there's a good chance they associate/save them with particular wallets as well.
So there's another vector someone can make use of,
if he can get the powers to be to move in on it..See
https://www.blockchain.com/legal/privacyInformation we collect about you: With regard to each of your visits to our website or our app we automatically collect the following information:
Login Information: We log technical information about your use of the Services, including the type of browser and version you use, last access time of your wallet, the Internet Protocol (IP) address used to create the wallet and the most recent IP address used to access the wallet.
Device Information: We collect information about the device you use to access your account, including the hardware model, operating system and version, and unique device identifiers, but this information is anonymized and not tied to any particular person.
Wallet Information: If you create a Blockchain wallet through our Services, you may choose to generate a public and private key pair. When you log out of the wallet, we collect an encrypted file, that, if unencrypted, would contain these keys, along with your transaction history. When you enable notifications through your Account Settings, we will collect the unencrypted public key in order to provide such notifications. Under no circumstances do we ever collect an unencrypted private key from you, nor can we decrypt any wallet file data.
Transaction Information: In connection with our Conversion Service, as such term is defined in our User Agreement, we may collect and maintain information relating to transactions you effect in your Wallet that convert one Virtual Currency to another (e.g. Bitcoin for Ether).
2. Use of Personal Data
As it is in our legitimate interest to be responsive to you and to ensure the proper functioning of our products and organization, we will use your information to:
Understand and meet your needs and preferences in using our Services;
Develop new and enhance existing service and product offerings;
Manage and develop our business and operations;
Carry out any actions for which we have received your consent;
Prevent fraudulent or other criminal activity; and
Meet legal and regulatory requirements.
If you can prove to certain instances that the account was used for money laundering, i'm pretty sure blockchain.com will cooperate in giving HWID's/IP adresses.
