The only legitimate concern ADF listed there is internet connection, which I feel has been seriously overlooked. Everything else is answered for, including DRM, but I don't feel they have a complete understanding of how dispatch from home works. Is there room for improvement? Absolutely, but there is room for improvement in many in-office procedures as well and we aren't calling that unsafe.
This is very new so I don't think there is a real standard to this and everybody is doing it a bit differently, perhaps there are some odd things going on or being proposed out there. I think the FAA could look at everybody who is doing it and form some standards, because I feel as if my shop has a solution for these concerns (except internet connection) where others may not.
I can understand people not wanting to dispatch from home, that's a personal decision, but what I can't understand is people being so vehemently against a perfectly safe option that may be desired or required by others for whatever reason. It's reasonable to have questions, but it's unreasonable to make the assumption there is no solution for a problem and therefore it's bad. Research, think outside the box, technology has come a long way and whether or not anybody in this forum, ADF, or any of the unions like it, tech is going to dominate how dispatch works going forward.