Shareholder meetings via mobile phones

Interesting - if you remember, annual meetings of shareholders in Asia are always connected to food, and sometimes, one does not know if th food is more important or the meeting.

In Japan, now, 14 companies, inclusive NTT DoDoMo and Sony Corp, allow their shareholders to vote via mobile phones. All 774 shareholders of NTT DoCoMo did so last week - only 774 (may be the major ones)?

How do you know, the right person is actually using the phone ? What will happen, if someone mugs ones mobile phone just before the meeting?