> If kidnapping and torture are on the table for your threat model. I think most people's voting record could be figured out with near 100% accuracy if they get access to your computer logins, emails, hacker news account, and all your social media accounts. Which according to your coercion model, they totally could. [Note the removed last sentence.]
I agree, but it's not necessary to kidnap the person. It's a scary word.
A personal token makes this too easy. For example, you can be "encouraged" to send an email to [email protected] with your national ID number and your token. Or the day after the election, in each office at work everyone can just meet and show their token while cheering for the current government.
I guess that in a some society people is more careful with the things they post and the things they like in fb, and the things they say in public. At least the vote can be (almost) secret, and they can disagree safely.
I agree, but it's not necessary to kidnap the person. It's a scary word.
A personal token makes this too easy. For example, you can be "encouraged" to send an email to [email protected] with your national ID number and your token. Or the day after the election, in each office at work everyone can just meet and show their token while cheering for the current government.
I guess that in a some society people is more careful with the things they post and the things they like in fb, and the things they say in public. At least the vote can be (almost) secret, and they can disagree safely.