Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Internet voting: The future, or a hacking vulnerability?
Turnout was low for the California primary election, and 120,000 people in L.A. didn’t get their ballots. How can voting be made more efficient and more appealing? Many point to voting online, and by text. But what about hacking?
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readTurnout was low for the California primary election, and 120,000 people in L.A. didn’t get their ballots. How can voting be made more efficient and more appealing? Many point to voting online, and by text. But what about hacking?
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The full episode
2 of 4Why men have nipples, and other 'Human Errors'- 0:00State gas tax turns into political football
- 8:21Internet voting: The future, or a hacking vulnerability?You’re reading this
- 16:32Why has the human body evolved to include errors?
- 31:42The connection between food and brain health