Critical Warning for All Pi Network (PI) Users

Pi Network extended the KYC deadline to March 14 and warned customers who missed it may lose mined tokens.
The team improved KYC by allowing minor name and phone number modifications, but recurrent appeals continue.
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Pi Network remained contentious after unveiling its Open Network, which made the PI token public. For instance, it delays KYC verifications and mainnet migration.
The “Grace Period,” originally scheduled for February, was pushed to March 14. The extension again divided the community, with some welcoming the extra time and others unhappy and calling the endeavor a hoax.
Recent advice from Pi Network advises users to pass the processes before that date “to avoid forfeiting most of your Pi other than Pi mined within the rolling window of the last 6 months before your Pi is migrated.”
The developers also emphasized that this is the final opportunity for Pioneers to complete the necessary procedures to save their mobile balances.
Recently, the team promised this would be the final deadline extension. Pi Network often delays development for years, therefore some community members doubt this.
Users got more time, and the project team improved KYC with major upgrades.
Last month, it claimed applicants with mismatched Pi account and KYC names were frequently denied for failing to show ownership. The solution is to resubmit applications with rectified information or change their Pi account name, which will lose part of their Mobile Balance.
Pioneers whose KYC applications were denied due to name mismatches are eligible. However, Pioneers are eligible only if they have appealed once owing to this rejection reason and had it refused, the team added.
Pi Network also let users modify up to two digits of their phone numbers if they made errors.
"Allowing only two digits to change is to prevent policy violators like account transfers and sales or hackers taking over someone's account from exploiting the phone number change," the notice adds.