Re:Which countries are on the right track, according to thei...
by bjourne on Sunday January 13, 2019 @08:56AM
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> No surprise that countries with the most oppressive internet surveillance and censorship also rank highly in self reported satisfaction. Chinese citizens probably got a boost to their social credit score for answering positively on this survey.
How would the Chinese government determine what citizens vote on in anonymous internet polls? Supposedly, Ipsos Online Panel uses https connections and encrypts them using tls. More importantly, does Chinese citizens believe what they vote on in anonymous surveys affects their credit scores?
Re:Which countries are on the right track, according to thei...
by pergadad on Sunday January 13, 2019 @09:26AM
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It doesn't matter whether the government is able to do so, more important is whether citizens have a reasonable expectation that the government can and does do so.
How would the Chinese government determine what citizens vote on in anonymous internet polls? Supposedly, Ipsos Online Panel uses https connections and encrypts them using tls. More importantly, does Chinese citizens believe what they vote on in anonymous surveys affects their credit scores?