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What is the purpose of the Information & Communication Technology Act, 2006?
What is the purpose of the Information & Communication Technology Act, 2006?
- To provide legal recognition and security for Information & Communication Technology (correct)
- To restrict the expansion of Information & Communication Technology
- To regulate the use of digital signatures
- To promote international trade through Information & Communication Technology
According to the Act, what is the definition of a 'digital signature'?
According to the Act, what is the definition of a 'digital signature'?
- Any form of electronic data
- Data that does not need to be uniquely affixed with a signatory
- Data that is unrelated to other electronic data
- Data that is related to another electronic data and satisfies specific conditions for validation (correct)
What conditions must a digital signature meet for validating it, according to the Act?
What conditions must a digital signature meet for validating it, according to the Act?
- Does not need to identify the signatory
- Should not be related to other electronic data
- Must be created using a means beyond the signatory's control
- Must uniquely affix with the signatory, capable of identifying the signatory, created securely, and related to attached data (correct)
Which date did the President approve the Act No. 39 of 2006 on?
Which date did the President approve the Act No. 39 of 2006 on?
What is the geographical reach of the Information & Communication Technology Act, 2006?
What is the geographical reach of the Information & Communication Technology Act, 2006?
What is the definition of 'electronic record'?
What is the definition of 'electronic record'?
What does 'data message' encompass?
What does 'data message' encompass?
How is 'electronic form' defined with respect to information?
How is 'electronic form' defined with respect to information?
What is the definition of 'digital signature certificate'?
What is the definition of 'digital signature certificate'?
How is 'data' described according to the text?
How is 'data' described according to the text?
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