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These things take time to implement. It's slowly getting rolled out. Germany in particular is.. digitally challenged as a country.
by iknowstuff 5y ago
These things take time to implement. It's slowly getting rolled out. Germany in particular is.. digitally challenged as a country.
- est31 5y agoGreat documentary about this subject (German): https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfzoom/zdfzoom-digitale-dilettanten-100.html https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfzoom/zdfzoom-digitale-di... Personally I'm not even that sad about this German situation because often "improving" things digitally means centralizing them so you suddenly have one big database of 80 million germans containing all their data. A hack of that is way more dangerous than a hack of a single municipality's database. The larger the database, the larger the payoff for the hackers.
- merb 5y agowell depends while corona vaccinate-priority (right word?) was underway it was possible to send a FAX! to the healthcare insurer (not everybody allowed that) and you would've gotten a certificate for your priorty. I mean... fax is most often not encrypted. also deutsche telekom still does not support SRTP for sip (for most of their contracts, if you want SRTP you need to have a pretty expensive business contract), besides that they killed of analog phone lines, thats just stupid and most often if you have a sip trunk or some kind of cloud pbx you would need to pay double to get it...