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You can argue the 'green check icon' was not entered by you and a screenshot of such could have been created by any competent 12 year old. Accepting you did en
by dazc 3y ago
You can argue the 'green check icon' was not entered by you and a screenshot of such could have been created by any competent 12 year old.
Accepting you did enter the icon, and the screenshot is accurate, then saying you didn't mean it to be interpreted as an agreement is another matter.
I think this is where your digital signature wins.
- nivertech 3y agoAny written communication (such as email or SMS) can be considered as evidence in court (NOTE: just evidence, not a signature). That's why M&A departments don't do deals or negotiations over email. But that's long form. Emojis on the other side are very short. It's a new medium and doesn't have a stable interpretation yet. Also, any contract negotiation is a process (sometimes even a Saga ;) Plucking a single message out of a sequence of messages is wrong.