I was pointing out that the system is not protected from malicious actions of administrators. What method of voting will the real voters choose doesn't matter h

I was pointing out that the system is not protected from malicious actions of administrators. What method of voting will the real voters choose doesn't matter here. The government can choose it for them. The turnout for elections into Moscow Parliament in 2014 was 21%. 79% of voters didn't vote which means that the government can falsify their votes in remote voting and nobody notices. This time because of protests the turnout might be higher, like 30% or 40%. This still leaves 60% of people who won't vote and whose votes can be used for falsifications.