Meena Kadri

10:38, Jan 27, 2012

Sorry Kiran – we've been having some site problems but think we're in the clear now. Can you try adding the image now using the Update Entry button up there on the left? If you still face any problems, it would be great if you could email us at hello@openideo.com or try the Support tab on the left of most pages of the site to contact our helpdesk. If you describe the details of what error message you are getting + your browser and version, etc – they should be able to help you out. Looking forward to seeing more of you on OpenIDEO!

DeletedUser

11:30, Jan 27, 2012

Hi Meena, Yes i have already sent mail to support team with error and it is resolved now. Thank you.

DeletedUser

14:03, Jan 30, 2012

This is interesting, was it meant to be a complement to the national identity card scheme in India? (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-11433541)

DeletedUser

09:20, Feb 01, 2012

Ollie, I don't think its complement to the National Identity card (AKA AADHAAR scheme) but yes both system uses the bio metric - finger print and iris scan technology.

DeletedUser

09:07, Feb 02, 2012

Ah, well then perhaps it could be effectively applied in places where those kinds of biometric identity cards already exist! I imagine it would be much faster than looking through an electoral register to see if the person can vote or has already voted.

DeletedUser

17:56, Feb 02, 2012

I love this! Also, companies (for profit and not) are doing amazing things with very basic cell phones, for example helping the unbanked bank and access that money remotely. Often, villages share these phones for such purposes. While confirming identification is a potential issue, it would be great to see this type of banking access via cell for voting in really remote locations.

zhixiang zeng

00:25, Aug 19, 2015

good