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Are you able to advise privacy advocate organizations about how systems like yours work?

• tpmx 7y ago
  I think they're probably aware of the general technical issues/limitations/possibilities these days.
  • avs733 7y ago
    That isnt what the parent comment asked though.
  • ganzuul 7y ago
    It's more political than technical. It matters a lot who is telling the same truth, e.g. for the minutiae of a formal meeting.
    • tpmx 7y ago
      To clarify: No, I'm not willing to become a "whistleblower" for simply following a long-time law in a stable western-european country. I chose to trust the existing legal systems in this case. And to clarify: I actually do trust the legal systems, in this unnamed country.
      • ganzuul 7y ago
        Whistleblowing implies something is wrong... Let me change the angle: Do you believe it is important for democracy to have solid information to base votes on? Would you be legally able to share this information if you wanted to?