If Microsoft offers this commercial product claiming that it answers questions for you, shouldn't they be liable for the results? Honestly my prejudice was that in the US companies get sued already if they fail to…
Well, "hacking is not allowed in the Netherlands". But honestly, I think what they're trying to say is, we're happy if you report issues, but please don't commit a legal offense. This policy will not absolve you.
> you'll be working (stuck) with them for at least a year, possibly more Why is that? Do you mean it looks bad in the CV if you leave too soon?
Plus, even with some absolutely secure digital voting system, there's no way you could explain it to most people. A huge advantage of paper voting is that everyone can understand it works and how it can be attacked.…
I think this is could be a rather complicated feature. It's easy if your second phone is just a linked device like iPad or desktop client, but I imagine this might be very confusing for users. Now you have two phones…
If Microsoft offers this commercial product claiming that it answers questions for you, shouldn't they be liable for the results? Honestly my prejudice was that in the US companies get sued already if they fail to…
Well, "hacking is not allowed in the Netherlands". But honestly, I think what they're trying to say is, we're happy if you report issues, but please don't commit a legal offense. This policy will not absolve you.
> you'll be working (stuck) with them for at least a year, possibly more Why is that? Do you mean it looks bad in the CV if you leave too soon?
Plus, even with some absolutely secure digital voting system, there's no way you could explain it to most people. A huge advantage of paper voting is that everyone can understand it works and how it can be attacked.…
I think this is could be a rather complicated feature. It's easy if your second phone is just a linked device like iPad or desktop client, but I imagine this might be very confusing for users. Now you have two phones…