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5. Traceability and information
Particular attention must be paid to the traceability of information as part of the dematerialization of exchanges. Ensuring the traceability of information makes it possible, on the one hand, to keep a trace of the operation carried out electronically, and on the other, to identify the interlocutor, generally the contracting party. It is therefore necessary to study the legal aspects of information traceability (5.1) and to present the various technical means used to trace information (5.2).
5.1 Legal aspects
The traceability of information generally consists of tracing the history, use or location of an item or activity from an identifier recorded during connection to an electronic communications network (Dictionnaire Informatique, Larousse, V° "Traçabilité")....
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Loi n˚ 2000-230 du 13 mars 2000 portant adaptation du droit de la preuve aux technologies de l'information et relative à la signature électronique, JO n˚ 62 du 14 mars 2000, NOR JUSX9900020L.
Décret n˚ 2001-272 du 30 mars 2001 pris pour l'application de l'article 1316-4 du code civil et relatif à la signature électronique, JO n˚ 77 du 31 mars 2001, NOR JUSC0120141D.
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