It has an unbreakable encryption system that allows only the owner to read and write to it, so anyone else who would like to share would have to find a way past its encryption system. When a page is rendered, there are no placeholders where data can be inserted.
Anyone who wanted to share the verification site would have to get a copy of every page and then find a way to render it so that the Eat and Run verification is retrieved. When the page is rendered, toto would know the data has been copied over.
So basically, the verification system is unbreakable. That said, there are no plans to add a mechanism by which anyone can verify their copy with the original. Eventually, this functionality may be added in the future, but it is currently not planned for inclusion.
It also doesn’t make sense for anyone to attempt to crack this as it’s of such little value that it’s neither worth writing a program nor spending time on getting around the encryption scheme.
Additionally, the verification system does not allow for putting any information on the ํ ํ ๋จนํ verification site itself. This means even if you knew how to get around the encryption, you could not insert your data in there or even see what other people were posting on the verification site. You cannot access other people’s files and see what they are doing, viewing, or editing on their computer.
For this reason, to share with someone who is not able to get their hands on a copy of the Eat and Run Verification Site (or anyone else who does not already have a copy), they must know something about how to eat and run works.
