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I have to have over 30 years of computer network experience, installing, configuring, and maintaining networks for corporations that have worldwide systems.

What this article is implying is not possible, the reason the DOJ didn’t present anything is because there is nothing to present, remember Trump was still the POTUS until 1/20/21, if the document existed, why didn’t he order it released, he never did, because it did not exist.

The idea that you know evidence exists that you nor anyone else has seen is foolishness, the fact remains there is no evidence anyone used the cellular network to access voting machines, because voting machines don’t universally have cellular modems, something you haven’t grasped.

I have no value to add because you can’t grasp you are wrong.

srmanuel wrote: ... nothing factual that is germaine to the conversation. He claims the document described in the original article now doesn't exist. He can't even address the scope of the National Emergency Preemptive Network because he likely never even heard of it in his ... "30 years of computer network experience"; that, and it's a wireless cellular network we're dealing with. With pre-programmed microprocessors on a chip. Like in every new TV.

Notice how he changed ... "don't all have" to "don’t universally have" even though the point has already been addressed? This is not a credible, nor sincere conversation worth addressing again.