doesn't private key signature guarantee authenticity even if you control the db where signed documents are stored? you know the public key and can check if document was signed with private key of signer.
I can figure out all of the above, after all I am paid to figure out things about computers. Can everyone do it? The older gentleman who drives a taxi? The nice lady who edits non-fictional books? The dancer, the barista, the construction worker, the pilot?
I don’t have an opinion on what the value of DocuSign’s business should be. I think they have an easy to replicate service with a very shallow moat. But that doesn’t mean that they don’t provide a service to people.
So you mean it's got 10x less legal weight than the Schengen accords, that guarantee you won't have a passport check going on or coming off a intra-EU flight in France?
Good luck with that. Both France and the Netherlands have both had their council of state decide, relatively recently, that violating EU agreements does not violate EU agreements.
I mean it's commercial law, so there is no high burden of proof in the first place, so I'm not so sure what these signatures add in the first place, but the fact that the EU decided something doesn't seem to carry much weight anymore.
I get the feeling this whole business could be wiped off the face of the earth by an open source hobby project and an enterprise sales team.
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