No, you dont need to trust the software per say; there is a need to understand how software works in order to participate. That knowledge gap for most people w

No, you dont need to trust the software per say; there is a need to understand how software works in order to participate. That knowledge gap for most people will result in them trusting a 3rd party auditing of the software. You do much the same when you allowed your bank to share information with equifax... what happened there? One of many issues with trusting corps to do the right thing [EDIT: spelling]