What do your friends think?

With all due respect, sir, degree 🙏

What the professor is doing on the show is using a common barcode scanning mobile app, which elementary school children can do! And then decoding it, they just prove that 'barcode on the card when decoding = volume number / card number', which the SEC said from the beginning was a parcel code.

But what the professor doesn't prove (and the system can't do, the Constitution protects secrets) is to match the number of the card and say, "Who's the one who took it?"

Because when we accept the card, there is no ID card to record the data tied to the barcode. When you tear the card into the chest, the relationship between 'people' and 'paper' is broken immediately! (In addition to having to scan the ballot, take the number to catch the stub and put it into the matching database. How many laws do you have to break?)

(Clip link that the degree teacher released

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AwS7xrqpQ /)

👉, let me set up a simple challenge.

In this election, there were a lot of waste cards asking for the case of a person who wrote a political party on the ballot paper (you should be able to find a clear picture on social media).

❓ if the teacher says that barcodes can really find people...Can you take the camera and scan the barcode and find the guy who wrote the damn on the card, let me see who he is? 😂😅

❌ If you can't find it, stop making people paranoid that secrets will leak. Barcodes can only tell you where the paper came from, but they can't tell you who the raven is!

# Election 69 # The bar code can't be traced # Can scan but can't identify # DataMapping # Find someone to watch# Stop thinking about spinning news "