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Legally dubious as you can't prove wether someone has read an email or not. Official correspondence has to occur through verifiable means (ex: having them login
by qmarchi 7y ago
Legally dubious as you can't prove wether someone has read an email or not. Official correspondence has to occur through verifiable means (ex: having them login to a portal, certified mail) in order to handle the approval in order to stand up to a challenge in court.
I'm not a legal professional, and my advice shouldn't be taken as rule. Please consult an attorney.
- anticensor 7y agoThey consider you read emails after a set period of time, regardless of you (do/did/have) actually read. It works like that in Europe not the least.