| ▲ | ptx 2 hours ago | |
I apparently didn't phrase that very well. If what is the case? I was trying to ask which case was the case, not trying to claim that something specific was the case. I'm familiar with electronic signatures, and I know what documents are, but I have never heard the phrase "electronic signing documents" and don't know what that is supposed to mean. What kind of documents? Documents about signing, documents that were signed, documents in the sense that files containing keys could be considered documents, or what? | ||
| ▲ | nunobrito 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
In Portugal we were early adopters for digital signatures on citizen cards. You use the card reader, insert your gov-issued identification and can sign PDF papers which have legal validity since the private key from the citizen card was used. Now imagine someone signing random legal documents with your ID for things like debts, opening companies or subscritions to whatever. | ||