> Latency-based geolocation can help protect poll integrity by:
> Detecting when poll responses originate from outside the intended geographic region
> Identifying attempts to manipulate polls through elevated VPN/proxy usage
Unless the user also needs to complete a reaction-time test, couldn't this be defeated by using a remote desktop connection to a machine that is physically located in the other geography?
It just shifts which functions need to run on the proxy, from network routing to the browser itself.
> Detecting when poll responses originate from outside the intended geographic region > Identifying attempts to manipulate polls through elevated VPN/proxy usage
Unless the user also needs to complete a reaction-time test, couldn't this be defeated by using a remote desktop connection to a machine that is physically located in the other geography?
It just shifts which functions need to run on the proxy, from network routing to the browser itself.