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It would be better to just use jammers in the testing locations, taking down the internet in the whole country is a very hamfisted approach.
by cbg0 3y ago
It would be better to just use jammers in the testing locations, taking down the internet in the whole country is a very hamfisted approach.
- kredd 3y agoGiven the amount of testing centers (probably in the numbers of thousands?), in practice that would be hard to guarantee the effectiveness. Sprinkle some potential failure rate, corruption and etc. I can see why people would support the blackout.
- userbinator 3y agoOr just make the room a Faraday cage.
- drexlspivey 3y agoYeah let's just make every school in the country a faraday cage that sounds simpler
- userbinator 3y agoIf the stakes are as high as the other comments here are saying, it makes sense to have dedicated exam rooms.
- huhtenberg 3y agoCorruption aspects of it notwithstanding, it's an altogether cleaner solution, because if they are doing this every year cheaters would adapt to rely on local and p2p connections instead.
- reaperman 3y agoThe problem is that administrators omit individual sites can be more easily bribed than administrators of overall national infrastructure. And the results can be verified more easily nationwide.