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Fact : what's really behind the Swiss E-ID
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this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2025
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The thing is plenty of politics are paid by insurances and other big companies. Those people influence most of the voters which makes it unbalanced
Indeed, the lobbying is nasty and the party financing is not as transparent as it could be.
But discrediting the whole system as undemocratic because of those "minor flaws" is just not fair IMO.
Maybe not all the system is corrupted, but when I found that Switzerland just follow the rules defined by the open wallet forum in this case. I've doubts
Do you have the same issue with the W3C or the Wifi Alliance?
I don't
Why not? They are mostly made up of corporations.
ATM I don't feel they're a menace for my privacy
I posted above already, but repeating for visibility. There is an initiative in the works right now to combat this: https://www.no-lobbying.ch/