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Now that you mention it, POS signature pads are often the same way. They generally give you a terse summary such as "I agree to pay [grand total]" above the inp
by hunter2_ 7y ago
Now that you mention it, POS signature pads are often the same way. They generally give you a terse summary such as "I agree to pay [grand total]" above the input box, and then they print a verbose receipt with your signature at the bottom. Although in this case, I guess your signature is really just saying that you agree to pay the grand total, not that you agree with every fine detail of the receipt.
- dillonmckay 7y agoThe signature can be anything, though. I usually sign a big ‘X’, or draw a smiley face.
- scrumbledober 7y agoAt my local watering hole they have you sign on an ipad that gives you the entire screen as a canvas that I exclusively use to leave lewd art.
- kube-system 7y agoOne pixel is usually enough to pass input validation.
- pkulak 7y agoSometimes they check for a line that crosses itself at least one time.
- roynasser 7y agoIn this case someone named "Oleg"could have their signature deemed invalid if they dont cross the G/E and close the O? lol
- kube-system 7y ago... or 'jill'?