https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118945
--- Comment #12 from kivi <[email protected]> --- In response to comment 10 ------------------------- I can say it is not true your opinion "And isn't any of this misleading since you can fake any?". Yes on the paper one can fake by untrue info, but users always have the electronic document and can check it. So if fake info will be put on the paper it can not mislead the user as user can and should check the original electronic document to see the signatures status there. Simply visible signs that the document is signed with an electronic signature and the signature is trusted allow to speed up and facilitate work with such documents. As you can see from the attached examples from KDE and from Kuznetsov, this has long been widely used in the world out from LibreOffice. For example, I constantly work with documents signed in this way and with similar visible evidence of the signature created by Adobe Acrobat DC and practice shows that problems with forgery of the printout have not been reported so far. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
