I wonder how many people would rather a direct democracy, with voting done through mobile apps.
Has never been possible before.

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As in common people voting for specific laws?

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Theoretically, they could vote for laws, appoint representatives in different offices, approve budgets… anything.
Practically, I’m thinking voting for only core political issues, major representatives, maybe the yearly budget, and whatever local municipality issue that interests them.

You do realise that this would be essentially a full-time job of every citizen who needs to do this? It's why in most countries we elect representatives who's sole job is exactly this.

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There's also the case of "tyranny of the majority", where needs of minorities or oppositions are neglected because of "majority rule", which can lead to a one-side system.

How will you ensure the domain competency of people voting? Or are you okay with taking a chance on people who have no idea about specific policies, don't care, or can be paid off to vote?

Fragmenting votes to specific issues might actually help alleviate the tyranny of the majority.