This isn't so strong on the coding part, but touch in some degree on this regard. The focus is on the data storage and access of data. I hope you like this post.

All feedback is welcome.

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[–] 3 points 1 month ago (1 child)

I trust a government to do some tasks well but there are goals people want which I cannot trust. There is no one who can be trusted to choose what you yourself can read/hear/see. Even though people can die from speech I can't trust a government to censor it.

Even if companies had good intentions, and put a lot of effort into security, I wouldn't trust an electronic version connected to a network. Like how I wouldn't trust a government to do electronic voting.

I don't know how to to convince people but it seems the only answer - to promote the value of privacy and teach people how to avoid having data on them being collected.

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  • [–] [S] 0 points 1 month ago

    I think I got your point.

    But if a system is done in a proper secure way, and does have the proper audits, this won't be a problem in my humble view.

    Voting online does carry a different problem, the anonymity problem. If the vote is open and visible to everyone, online voting carrying a CitzenID + Hash from a user focused device, should be enough. Of course this would still bring other problems

    (multiple devices for the same person, or old devices trying to mimic a user... there is plenty of problems, mostly a business problem, not a technical one)

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