Tony Lane wrote:
> Digital signatures are, in general, legally binding.
In the EU qualified digital signatures (QES) are legally binding
and I strongly doubt that in the U.S. with it's ESIGN Act the same
holds true for GnuPG home installations.
I guess a proper Google search will show it us. :-)
Otherwise the commercially available PGP or free GnuPG would have been
mentioned in the news as a low cost eSig solution long time ago, right?
Regards
Stefan
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