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Frequent questions
Can the captured evidence be used in court?
Yes — that is exactly what the Evidence ZIP is designed for. A qualified eIDAS timestamp carries a statutory presumption of time accuracy and data integrity, and electronic evidence may not be denied legal effect merely because it is electronic. The assessment of any specific piece of evidence always rests with the court — which is why the package can be independently verified by the court and the opposing party alike.
Does “tamper-evident” mean it can’t be altered?
It means changes are detectable. A court-appointed expert or IT specialist will immediately recognise that the evidence has been tampered with — and anyone can verify it themselves with a free open-source tool.
What is GetProofAnchor?
GetProofAnchor captures web pages as tamper-evident evidence. It creates a verifiable record of what was visible online at a specific time and lets you later verify that the evidence still matches the originally captured state.
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