Summary: FlashID adds OpenSea 2.0 and KOPS to Airdrops list

Why It Matters: The competitor is updating its content to attract users interested in specific new crypto opportunities. This helps them stay relevant to people who use antidetect browsers for multi-accounting in the web3 space.

What Changed:

• Added OpenSea 2.0 to the Airdrops resource section.
• Added KOPS to the Airdrops resource section.
• Added GoMining to the Airdrops resource section.
• Removed Talus Network, Talent Protocol, and HeyElsa from the visible Airdrops list.
• Removed a small fragment of text related to the cookie policy acceptance at the end of the page.