How to vote from outside India? - Page 2

Originally posted by: iffan_bb

I can understand if you are voting from India legitimately. Doing all these hacks and making your network vulnerable to attacks is not worth it.
Anyone winning this - What value it is adding to your life 🙄

Its okay na,who ever wants to vote, he/she can.

Originally posted by: iffan_bb

I can understand if you are voting from India legitimately. Doing all these hacks and making your network vulnerable to attacks is not worth it.
Anyone winning this - What value it is adding to your life 🙄

Being in cybersecurity, I’m glad to see someone talking about security. Using VPN isn’t right but the shared link is secured and we can use it to vote so I think that’s the safe way. 🙂

Thanks Mac at the moment the voting lines close will try again thank you again-

Originally posted by: PilloWtalk_13

Not sure.one gmail id one vote- i read some where in twitter

Yup this is correct. Only one vote is allowed per email id.

OMG Thank you for the link! For the first time I was able to vote! Thank youuuuuu!

Originally posted by: iffan_bb

I can understand if you are voting from India legitimately. Doing all these hacks and making your network vulnerable to attacks is not worth it.
Anyone winning this - What value it is adding to your life 🙄

BTW, using VPN makes your network more secure and less vulnerable. It is not a hack.

First time votes in a decade, using the link. Do one email per vote?

Originally posted by: Ritzie

BTW, using VPN makes your network more secure and less vulnerable. It is not a hack.

Umm… VPN security … good luck with that

Originally posted by: Tuttifrutti

First time votes in a decade, using the link. Do one email per vote?

Yup this is correct. Only one vote is allowed per email id.

Originally posted by: iffan_bb

Umm… VPN security … good luck with that

Wo...wo wo... that was sarcastic😆. Nothing is secure on internet but unencrypted communications are the worst ones. So, yes vpn does provide you encryption of data so you do get security from your ISP but depends on what you are looking for. It is not a one stop shop for everything called security but if used properly, it is definitely more secure than unencrypted searches. Also, you need to see what is the purpose you are using it for. Not everything is hacking or not everything is 100% secure.

Also, you need to see which vpn you are using. If you are using a free one then you are probably paying its costs through your data. Also, you need to check the privacy terms that they are not storing your data on their servers. A lot of vpns had to move out of India because of govt new rule to store data and share when needed.