Secure electronic record presumption: courts assume unaltered status and signature intent unless contrary evidence appears. The provision presumes that a secure electronic record has not been altered since the time tied to its secure status unless contrary is proved, and presumes that a secure electronic signature was affixed by the subscriber with intent to sign or approve the record; it also specifies that, except for secure electronic records or signatures, no presumption about authenticity or integrity of electronic records or signatures is created.
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Secure electronic record presumption: courts assume unaltered status and signature intent unless contrary evidence appears.
The provision presumes that a secure electronic record has not been altered since the time tied to its secure status unless contrary is proved, and presumes that a secure electronic signature was affixed by the subscriber with intent to sign or approve the record; it also specifies that, except for secure electronic records or signatures, no presumption about authenticity or integrity of electronic records or signatures is created.
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