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I don't think it's desirable to let individual voters verify that their votes were counted. That means that the privacy of your vote can be compromised under du
by zorked 7y ago
I don't think it's desirable to let individual voters verify that their votes were counted. That means that the privacy of your vote can be compromised under duress a long time after the election.
Paper and pen, such a beautiful straightforward system, sacrificed in the altar of unnecessary use of technology.
- stardek 7y agoI was surprised when I read that as well but reading further my impression was that you can confirm the contents of the ballot only while voting and then afterwards you only get access to a message along the lines of "Yes, vote a678b234 was correctly counted" or a message saying otherwise but not the contents of the ballot. (which, while more secure, is also slightly less useful)