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Think. Again.

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4. Good point...

Reply to dickthegrouch (Reply #3)

Wed Jan 1, 2025, 04:38 AM

Jan 1

...there should be clear language forbidding any access, clearly spelling out that authorization of access does not exist, and any third party access will be heavily prosecuted and result in the mandated immediate destruction of the accessed machines.

Edit to add: It should also be made clear that these rules only apply to machines that incorporate non-open source programming, and that third party access to any machines using read-only open-source programming must always remain accessible to any third party at any time.

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Court ruling on 3rd party acess to PA voting machines [View all] ZERTErYNOthe Dec 31 OP

Step in the correct direction Attilatheblond Dec 31 #1

YES! this is definitively a positive development... Think. Again. Dec 31 #2

Another caveat involves authorization dickthegrouch Dec 31 #3

Good point... Think. Again. Jan 1 #4