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@jdgregson The EFF and ACLU filed a lawsuit over that (at least in regard to US citizens) eff.org/cases/alasaad-v-duke
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I think blockchain will make data in a software system consistent, resilient and preventing from malicious information. So we can state blockchain bring more secure to a software system. What do you think about this statement?
So I was thinking: since blockchains rely on consensus algorithms, would it be a good question if I asked about the security of those algos?
I can't find any related questions. I'd be asking something like: what are the pro and cons of the consensus algorithms used in blockchain implementations? Are some more secure than others? It seems to me that there will always be some kind of 50% + 1 attack that is possible, so, say you have a blockchain for storing money, and 50% + 1 of the people revolt against somebody and take their money (Trump, May, etc.)
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But you'd have to be very careful to phrase your question so it doesn't sound like a cryptocurrency question given that you're mentioning blockchain, because those are off-topic there.
@reed Imagine asking a question on Electrical Engineering: "Copper is a good conductor. Will adding copper make my computer faster?". It's both broad and highly unclear.
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