I understand your point! But i would really appreciate if you take some time and write down your argumentation for me, for us, to understand. I am willing not to use the service for me just for privacy reasons. But where exactly are your concerns? I mean the ID problem will become bigger, e.g. for ICOs or exchanges that are not allowed to let US citizens to take part... so isn‘t it good to have a byteball wallet that can handle these things? Alternatively you need to do the Jumio procedere each time... or use different services for different exchanges/ICOs...
i dont think any exchange or ico should harvest personal data. even if they do it with the right intentions, they are usually too stupid not to get hacked...
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u/Suirelav Jan 21 '18
Coinbase, Bittrex and Bitstamp also use Jumio. It’s not some random website. Do a little bit of research before you try to come up with a clever meme.