Does it helpful when blockchain integrated to government system?

[Bezobraznike]

The state, as a rule, has the largest database of its citizens. The servers on which this data is stored are not always properly protected, which means that hackers, if desired, can get access to this data array.
Blockchain is able to solve this problem due to decentralization, thereby securing the personal data of citizens.

   This is a good argument, Blockchain technology can provide better security. Blockchain can provide something more important in my opinion, it`s
transparency. Governments have a long history of deceiving people, for their and the interest of the powerful companies that works with governments.
   They kept us in dark for so long, maybe it`s the time for people to get out from that dark. With Blockchain technology governments will not be able to
change numbers, to keep secrets, to manipulate with people.

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[Thanasis]

In my opinion, all government data centers should have switched to blockchain for a long time.
The government, as a rule, has the largest database of its citizens. The servers on which this data is stored are not always properly protected, which means that hackers, if desired, can get access to this data array.
Blockchain is able to solve this problem due to decentralization, thereby securing the personal data of citizens.

But not all the data should be available transparent which can be misused as well but implementing blockchain for database storage would be really helpful and much protected which also can save their expenses of security measures every year.

[atjiat]

It seems to me that in order to make blockchain more popular, you need to disseminate as much information as possible about which countries and which government structures have implemented the blockchain in their system and how well this technology is used.  Until now, no one has such information.  But we must know about specific cases and have real evidence.

[blackhawkeye1912]

Blockchain has a significant potential to develop our government system. It will help our government in securing data of its citizen with reduction of costs. And also it will build an immense trust from the citizen since blockchain gives a transparent record of all transactions.

[Irvinn]

I think that the blockchain will provide an opportunity not only to save citizens' data, but also give people the opportunity to receive not only new types of services, but also improve their quality.  The fact is that today many state structures have a problem in that they are not able to quickly, but also in compliance with all legal procedures, not only receive, but also issue certain documents to citizens.  But with the help of blockchain, even the process itself can change for the better, because it will correspond to a high degree of security and, accordingly, efficiency.

[Greed Dev]

In my personal opinion, it's really unreasonable. The government system is the leading system in a country and everything should be publicly detailed and reasonable to make people believe.
Currently the government still trades across the country on currency in a normal way. It does not need to improve.

[Jating]

Well it is really up to the government themselves. But usually third world and developing countries are corrupt (like the country I lived it). So it's really hard to just impose and say that they are going to introduce blockchain technology to help the red-tape and bureaucratic intricacies.

I think only the developed and 1st world country will easily adapt like China, Japan, Canada, UK, Sweden and US perhaps. Unless third world government really wanted to get it of corruption and might tap blockchain technology to at least curb it, might be possible, but I don't those sitting government officials will happily accept it.

[Rustamm]

Some government officials are aware that blockchain technology can increase the efficiency of the economy of any country if blockchain technology is integrated into the state structure. Recently, more and more companies and organizations are introducing this technology into their business model and are gaining advantages over competitors. Likewise, it will happen to government organizations when they understand what benefits this technology has, but its adoption requires some time, maybe several years.

[SquallLeonhart]

I think talking about what government should do when we can't do anything about it is a shame. I mean literally if government itself wants to be shady and bad people they can because they are the ones that make the laws or bend the laws however they want.

In USA there is absolutely no rule against oil companies to bribe shares to politicians so that politicians would have an incentive to make oil companies make more money, with that in mind politicians make rules or bend laws to make sure oil companies profit a lot so that they can make a profit too. When the rules for politicians are this shady there is really no place for blockchain. Blockchain would make everything super clear in politicos and that wouldn't fly with politicians, they want to be able to do whatever they want without interruption and if you put blockchain in there it would hurt them.

[shulc7]

Blockchain has a significant potential to develop our government system. It will help our government in securing data of its citizen with reduction of costs. And also it will build an immense trust from the citizen since blockchain gives a transparent record of all transactions.

Blockchain technology is a unique development of our time, in its importance compared to the invention of the Internet. The scope of this technology will be constantly expanding. There is no doubt that when the blockchain is integrated into the government system, it will be a great breakthrough. The country who will do it will improve the economy first of all.

[Lanatsa]

Blockchain has a significant potential to develop our government system. It will help our government in securing data of its citizen with reduction of costs. And also it will build an immense trust from the citizen since blockchain gives a transparent record of all transactions.

Blockchain technology is a unique development of our time, in its importance compared to the invention of the Internet. The scope of this technology will be constantly expanding. There is no doubt that when the blockchain is integrated into the government system, it will be a great breakthrough. The country who will do it will improve the economy first of all.

The question is, would they consider to apply it out? Blockchain tech does imply with transparency.All info and transaction can be seen on a ledger which I do highly

believe that those who are on government doesn't really like that kind of transparency(you know what I'm talking) yes it do pertains with shady acts.They don't like
for it to be uncovered so this would takes time when it comes to fully adoption.

[carter34]

I think talking about what government should do when we can't do anything about it is a shame. I mean literally if government itself wants to be shady and bad people they can because they are the ones that make the laws or bend the laws however they want.

I think this situation can be possible in a non democratic government system. In a democratic system of government, you can let the government realize its short coming. One way to do th is through democratic means, like rallies and other means that are democratic.

[MonaLeeTracy]

Of course the transparency that will be clearly different because the transactions that are in the blockchain can be tracked and this really makes transparency between the government and also the public. this has not happened yet, especially when we talk about the current banking system

[bitbunnny]

I think that process of blockchain integration into government system has already started. Not in a large scale and not in all countries of course, only the progressive ones, but still. Blockchain has a lot of opportunities and benefits and even governments would like to have advantage of that. At least in Europe where governments usualy have different view on new technologies
But acceptance and integration of blockchain doesn't mean the acceptance and integration of cryptocurrencies at the same time and that needs to be clear.

[master122]

I think it's a good. If blockchain integrated to government system, it means blockchain will be received by public. It will made transaction each country esier.

[nightxglow]

Actually it's such a nice idea and a great thing to implement in a country that's full of corruption, like mine. But i think, all of the countries, no matter how big and great that country is, surely will have corruption, even in a tiny bit of their system, and it's a thing that we can't avoid in our life. It's hard to fill this world with honest people only, we all know that.
And although it's really good and helpful, i doubt that government will want to integrate blockchain into the government system, especially for the transparency matter because that means they can no longer corrupt and that means they will have less money. So i think it will be hard for it to happen although i want it to happen, especially in my country so i can see my country becomes better without those dirty corruption that destroy us.

[lixer]

Of course the transparency that will be clearly different because the transactions that are in the blockchain can be tracked and this really makes transparency between the government and also the public. this has not happened yet, especially when we talk about the current banking system

The only country that would ever take the solution of blockchain are countries that are interested in having a transparent system, but in this world, and out of the many countries that we have, only few of them are really truthful to their citizens and would want all their operation transparent, banks are the ones that will fight this the most because they are the ones that benefit from all these their so called anonymous system of operating that Is not helping the country move forward.

The moment they implement the blockchain technology, all those illegal money of customer that they are stealing and all those government operations that is uncalled for will be transparent to everybody, and this will actually make governance an interesting one.

[Muffinmanlet]

The good thing it could do is to make it impossible for the central bank to print money thus making unnessecary inflation. Can't see any gov wanting to give that power away though.

[Finestream]

Actually it's such a nice idea and a great thing to implement in a country that's full of corruption, like mine. But i think, all of the countries, no matter how big and great that country is, surely will have corruption, even in a tiny bit of their system, and it's a thing that we can't avoid in our life. It's hard to fill this world with honest people only, we all know that.
And although it's really good and helpful, i doubt that government will want to integrate blockchain into the government system, especially for the transparency matter because that means they can no longer corrupt and that means they will have less money. So i think it will be hard for it to happen although i want it to happen, especially in my country so i can see my country becomes better without those dirty corruption that destroy us.

Not only in your country but even most of the countries are really into corruption.Government officials find extra income with their dirty agenda.With blockchain being integrate into a government system will surely stop all those corruption cases since transparency is there.But i don't think the government itself will allow it to happen.