Following Central Elections Committee chair Justice Hanan Solberg's Tuesday ban on party representatives using voter-turnout incentive apps, attorney Shahar Ben Meir filed a request with the Privacy Protection Authority to prohibit election management apps such as Elector, according to a report.
Attorney Shahar Ben Meir filed a request with the Privacy Protection Authority on Wednesday, asking it to ban the use of election management applications such as Elector. The request follows a ruling by Central Elections Committee chair Justice Hanan Solberg on Tuesday that barred party representatives from using apps designed to incentivize voter turnout at polling stations, citing privacy concerns. Ben Meir's request argues that the apps similarly compromise voter privacy. The authority has not yet responded to the request.
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