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There is virtually no difference with a private entity which can be compelled by the government to do the same, plus has its own profit motive which could also
by Wilder7977 2y ago
There is virtually no difference with a private entity which can be compelled by the government to do the same, plus has its own profit motive which could also create incentive to do it.
There must be a non-repudiation and integrity check to verify transactions (e.g., in Estonia I sign digitally all my transactions), so the latter problem is easier to mitigate.
- oulipo 2y agoYes but in a private entity, the government still has to do some work (which is in the public eye) to do it, there can be more whistleblowers, etc So there would be more safeguards