Voting Machines Connected To The Internet With Sprint And Verizon Ethernet Ports - The SCIF
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Sprint and Verizon neatly labeled ethernet ports were found directly on U.S. electronic voting machines, when they told you that the machines weren't connected to the internet, even under oath.
Computer experts made their own search program and found over 35 voting machines across the U.S. still connected to the internet, even though there are no elections going on.
Experts also found that the software used in our elections was able to remotely access voting machines and manipulate votes without even waking up the machine, keeping the screen black at the physical location of the voting machine. This would mean nobody would even know someone was accessing the machine remotely and making changes.
This should tell you everything you need to know. Pass the SAVE ACT, get rid of ALL mail-in ballots, electronic voting machines, and 3rd party companies connected to our elections, and have Congress pass a law to make states use paper only.