Yes, but not US-based KYC for non-US based persons, i.e. in the EU. My country (Serbia) that's not in the EU had quite a bit of drama due to sending personally

Yes, but not US-based KYC for non-US based persons, i.e. in the EU. My country (Serbia) that's not in the EU had quite a bit of drama due to sending personally identifiable private citizen data (i.e. first and last name, specific personal info, ID card number, unique personal identifier) over Cloudflare which does not currently have a legal representative according to the Serbian Data Protection Regulation, which makes it illegal for the government or any other data processor to send ANYTHING to Cloudflare because Serbia is not in the EU and even though GDPR and ZZPL (our version) are literally identical (to prepare for EU-integrations), GDPR only applies to citizens of countries that are right now in the EU. So, I don't think some people or [all] governments will like this. At all. edit: And yes, SHARE Foundation did sue Google, Facebook, and all other tech giants (including infrastructure providers) in Serbia for ZZPL but apparently only Google appointed a legal representative in Belgrade, and even that seems like a "PR stunt", given how weakly GDPR is being enforced, and it is backed by the whole of EU. No other company replied or appeared in court.