What is the Certificate of Information?

The certificate of information is a document that specifies which file the timestamp was created on, by whom, and when.

Contents of the Certificate of Information

The certificate of information includes the following details:

• File Information: The name of the file you uploaded.

• Timestamp Creation Date and Time: The timestamp information specifying the exact date and time your work’s digital record was created.

• User Information: The name of the person or company who uploaded the work.

• Identification Number: The identification number of the person who uploaded the work.

• Copyright Type of the Work: Specifies the type of copyright you hold on the work. It includes either "All Rights Reserved" or "Limited Rights Reserved."

Shareability and Privacy

You can share the certificate of information on your social media accounts and website, while keeping your identity information hidden. However, there is one important point to note: your .tsr timestamp file should only be shared with authorized authorities. This file may be requested by official institutions and legal authorities to verify the authenticity of your digital record. Avoid sharing the timestamp file, as it is a legally binding document that should only be reviewed by authorized individuals.