Richard Akerman on Twitter

May 27 2019 · 01:21

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#australia reminded us some months ago that making secure computing isn't the goal; rather, they now openly make/declare it a crime; so why trust computers to handle politics (which give us these policies)? https://twitter.com/papervote/status/1128625781700202497

Richard Akerman on Twitter

Internet voting, rejected at the national level after study or testing in:* Norway* Finland* the UK* Canada* AustraliaRejected on constitutional grounds in Germany (inability of citizens to inspect the process).But by all means continue to highlight the one exception.— Richard Akerman (@papervote) M...

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