Out With E-Voting, In With M-Voting

InternetVoting writes "The ever technology forward nation sometimes known as 'E-stonia' after recently performing the world's first national Internet election are already leaving e-voting behind. Estonia is now considering voting from mobile phones using SIM cards as identification, dubbed 'm-voting.' From the article: 'Mobile ID is more convenient in that one does not have to attach a special ID card reader to one's computer. A cell phone performs the functions of an ID card and card reader at one and the same time.'"

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[Anonymous Crowhead]

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Re:How about this...

[alfa2omega]

No it does not!

m-ID is a technology that ties the national ID card with the SIM. This mean You can have only one valid m-ID AFAIK.
Just a little info about it http://id.ee/?id=10995 [id.ee].

PS! m-ID is allot better than the usual ID card as its always with you and does not need any special hardware :)

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[aasitus]

Estonia is a collective noun, so in British English using the plural verb form is completely correct. [wikipedia.org]