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That is the standard applied at banks...

• chrisseaton 6y ago
  No they also ask for a unique identifier (bank number) and an access code (PIN) and a token (bank card). That's three-auth. Two things you have to know and one thing you have to have. That's pretty good. I think that's what people are suggesting maybe voting should have.
  • behringer 6y ago
    Voting does have something like that...
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    • chrisseaton 6y ago
      I'm sorry, what you're describing as the authorisation required for voting or for going to the bank doesn't match my experience of reality. Banks do not just require an address and ID card, and voting does not require anything more than an address. Almost all your comments on everything are downvoted so I'm guessing you're a troll and I'm going to ignore you.
      • behringer 6y ago
        I'm being downvoted because HN is a bastion of white privilege. The reality is, voter fraud isn't really happening, and voter verification is currently perfectly sufficient, and any bank policies about requiring SSNs or state issued ID is entirely know your customer stuff and nothing to do with validating the account owner.