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    This document proposes and discusses mobile voting (M-voting) as a solution to problems with the current voting system in India and elsewhere. It outlines drawbacks of the present system such as ballot stuffing, fake voting, and name cancellations. M-voting would allow citizens over 18 to cast their vote through their mobile phone by sending their fingerprint and receiving a voter list by SMS to verify their identity. The document covers the concept of M-voting, its pros as being cost-effective and the most secure way to vote, its cons regarding needing governmental oversight of service providers, and gives Estonia as a practical example of implementing mobile voting.

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    This document proposes and discusses mobile voting (M-voting) as a solution to problems with the current voting system in India and elsewhere. It outlines drawbacks of the present system such as ballot stuffing, fake voting, and name cancellations. M-voting would allow citizens over 18 to cast their vote through their mobile phone by sending their fingerprint and receiving a voter list by SMS to verify their identity. The document covers the concept of M-voting, its pros as being cost-effective and the most secure way to vote, its cons regarding needing governmental oversight of service providers, and gives Estonia as a practical example of implementing mobile voting.

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    M-Voting: Present Ed By: Yashaswi Jiwatode

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    This document proposes and discusses mobile voting (M-voting) as a solution to problems with the current voting system in India and elsewhere. It outlines drawbacks of the present system such as ballot stuffing, fake voting, and name cancellations. M-voting would allow citizens over 18 to cast their vote through their mobile phone by sending their fingerprint and receiving a voter list by SMS to verify their identity. The document covers the concept of M-voting, its pros as being cost-effective and the most secure way to vote, its cons regarding needing governmental oversight of service providers, and gives Estonia as a practical example of implementing mobile voting.

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    M-VOTING

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    PRESENT ED BY:
    4/15/12

    DRAWBACKS OF PRESENT VOTING SCENARIO

    BALLOT SNATCHING VOTING MALPRACTICES

    FAKE

    COUNTING

    VOTERS

    LIST NAME CANCELLATION

    HUGE

    INVESTMENT OF MONEY
    4/15/12

    Cast a vote Without a ballot Got it! Got a Cell phone with you

    4/15/12

    The future of India lies in secured voting through Mobile and Mobile only

    Let the M-voting solve the problems of election process in India and elsewhere

    Where technologies changes with time


    4/15/12

    MOBILE TRENDS IN 2009

    Subscriber Growth Continues Challenges Operators will face Multiple

    Incumbent Operators The

    will focus on VAS and Data Services in the Red Market Coming Era of VAS Operators Data Plans will drive the use of Mobile Internet, Social Media and Rich Media

    Flat-rate

    4/15/12

    MOBILE TRENDS IN 2009


    Mobile

    Payments and Commerce will come into vogue will start creating their Mobile Presence

    Companies Emergence Expect

    of Mobile as a Mass and Targeted Medium the launch of AppStores

    4/15/12

    CONCEPT OF MOBILE VOTING


    Every User

    citizen above the age of 18 years has got the right to vote sends his finger print to the service provider provider verifies the fingerprint and checks for the validity of voting and sends voter list through SMS. casts his vote and sends 2nd message

    Service

    User

    4/15/12

    Cross Section of Finger Skin Living skin cells Dead skin cells
    9 1

    Protective Coating
    3

    Cell phone interface

    4/15/12

    PROS
    Cost

    effective i.e. no need for dedicated voting machines, which are vulnerable and used once in five years. easy access for citizens secure voting ever. votes easily avoided consumption is very less

    User-friendly Most Fake Time My

    vote goes mobile.

    4/15/12

    CONS
    Service Service

    provider needs to be governmental organization provider must have high-speed equipments should contact correct SMS number in order to avoid false voting. Phones non-availability of sensors in Mobile

    Citizens

    Presently

    4/15/12

    PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION
    Estonia

    is a small country, hidden away on the shores of the Baltic Sea and Gulf of Finland

    4/15/12

    The End (To begin with a revolution) Potential with M-voting are many. Politically, Economically, Practically M-voting proves to be the best

    4/15/12

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