Reconstructing Legal Responsibility for Digital Signatures: A Socio-Semiotic Perspective in Indonesian Cyber Law

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Qualitative analysis highlights gaps in legal culture and accountability models for digital signatures.

Digital signatures are currently not accepted as legitimate legal evidence in Indonesia's judiciary system, revealing a fundamental gap in legal culture.
The study employs a qualitative approach, gathering insights from legal practitioners and users through semi-structured interviews to address accountability in digital signature use.
Findings question the current legal frameworks, emphasizing the need for an inclusive model that integrates technology and legal culture for effective digital signature usage.
Without significant reform and public awareness, Indonesia's digital legal interactions may continue to suffer from a lack of trust and justice regarding digital signatures.

Kadriah et al. (2025) studied this question.

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