daftdoki

The "missing votes" were found during the recount, and added t the eventually certified totals. So yeah, the system works. Whats the issue again?

It does include multi-AZ redundancy, which means that your data is spread across multiple physical locations within a region.

AZs are usually within something like a 50-mile radius, which doesn't get you meteor level separation but does get you fire level separation.

Even if Nokia isn't looking at your information, they're breaking the trust model of SSL even more than it already is. Since they would have to terminate SSL at their proxy server, you lose control of what certificate authorities you trust, and what certificates you trust. Not having one of these phones, I can't speak to the specifics, but it takes a lot of the ability for the user to verify the authenticity of the https connection.