Sept 2025: A California judge threw out a case because the video evidence was a deepfake. Is your evidence tamper-proof?

Screenshots get thrown out of Irish courts.
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A chat export is the file the app gives you when you tap Export chat. We render it as a readable transcript, hash every file and timestamp the result, so the other side cannot argue the messages were edited.

ProofSnap captures any web page as court-ready digital evidence in Ireland in 41 seconds. As of 2026, because Ireland is an EU member state, Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 applies directly: under Article 41(2) a qualified electronic time stamp is presumed accurate as to the date and time it indicates and as to the integrity of the data bound to it.

In Ireland the legal position on captured web evidence is as simple as it gets anywhere. Ireland is an EU member state, so eIDAS applies here directly, as EU law, with no recognition argument to make. Under Article 41(2) a qualified electronic time stamp shall enjoy the presumption of the accuracy of the date and the time it indicates and the integrity of the data to which the date and time are bound. Because that provision is directly applicable in every member state, a qualified time stamp from any EU qualified trust service provider on the EU Trusted List triggers the same presumption before an Irish court or adjudicator. Alongside that, section 22 of the Electronic Commerce Act 2000 provides that the rules of evidence shall not deny admissibility to information in electronic form solely because it is electronic, or, where it is the best evidence the person adducing it could reasonably be expected to obtain, on the ground that it is not in its original form. The presumption goes to the time and the integrity of the data, not to the truth of what the page said, so an adjudicator still weighs the evidence. What it removes is the argument about when the capture was made and whether it changed afterwards.

ProofSnap is a Chrome & Edge extension that captures web pages as court-admissible evidence in 41 seconds. Three capture options: single page, multi-tab browsing session (with per-tab forensic packages), or signed video proof (Auto, Manual, or Session-wide screen recording). Every capture includes a SHA-256 cryptographic hash, RSA-4096 digital signature, Bitcoin blockchain timestamp via OpenTimestamps, and a Provenance Certificate with 8 integrity checks for deepfake detection. Our eIDAS qualified timestamps, available on Enterprise plans, are issued by Disig a.s., a Qualified Trust Service Provider on the EU Trusted List.

Most Irish disputes are decided by the RTB or the WRC rather than by a court, and both work from evidence filed in advance. Our guide to RTB dispute evidence works through how that plays out when the file is due five working days before the hearing, and the WRC unfair dismissal guide covers the fifteen-working-day rule for documents. The same signed package strengthens a defamation letter or a report under Coco’s Law. Pricing starts at $8.99/month (approx. €7.80) with a 7-day free trial that requires a credit card. Used by lawyers, STR hosts, copyright enforcement firms, and compliance teams in 23 countries.

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Why courts reject screenshots

United States courts rejected screenshot evidence in US v. Vayner, Griffin v. State and Serrano v. Cruz-Angeles. The authentication gap they identified is the same one here.

No timestamp proof

File timestamps can be changed in seconds. Courts know this. Without a blockchain or eIDAS-qualified timestamp, you can't prove when you captured it.

No tampering detection

Any screenshot can be edited in 10 seconds with AI. In Sept 2025, a California judge dismissed a case after discovering deepfaked video evidence. Without a SHA-256 hash, there's no way to prove yours is real.

No chain of custody

Who captured it? When? On what device? How was it stored? Screenshots don't answer any of these questions. Under section 22 of the Electronic Commerce Act 2000 and eIDAS Article 41, digital evidence has to be authenticated.

Your screenshot

  • 1 JPEG file, no proof it's real
  • No timestamp, could have been taken at any time
  • Editable in Photoshop in 10 seconds
  • Judge: “Anyone could have made this.”

ProofSnap evidence package

  • Up to 15 files, screenshot, HTML, metadata, forensic log
  • Blockchain timestamp, immutable proof of when it was captured
  • Video of capture + Provenance Certificate
  • Chain of custody, court-ready in Ireland and across the EU

Built for how disputes start in Ireland

Capture it before they delete it

Most Irish disputes never reach a courtroom. They are decided by an RTB adjudicator working from evidence filed in advance, by the Workplace Relations Commission within a six-month window, or by a platform acting on a removal request from Hotline.ie. Whether you are appealing to the Tenancy Tribunal within ten working days, lodging a WRC complaint, or preserving a publication before the one-year defamation clock runs out, ProofSnap locks the record in seconds, with a signed PDF, a SHA-256 hash and an eIDAS qualified timestamp that holds up when the other side says "that screenshot is fake".

RTB: deposits and terminations

The Residential Tenancies Board decides most Irish tenancy disputes, and it decides them on evidence filed in advance. The validity of a notice of termination, deposit retention, rent arrears and overholding all turn on documents. Evidence is due at the RTB five working days before the hearing, and a party who is dissatisfied with the adjudicator's determination has ten working days to appeal to the Tenancy Tribunal. The RTB's own guide to evidence asks you to bring original documentation to the hearing "in case we need to check it is authentic", which is exactly the question a signed ProofSnap package answers before it is asked. See the detail in our guide to RTB dispute evidence.

Defamation: one year, and no jury

The Defamation Act 2009 gives you one year, which a court can extend to two at the very most. The Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 commenced on 1 March 2026: juries are gone from High Court defamation actions, and a body corporate must now show serious harm, though there is still no serious harm test for an individual. Section 22 of that Act inserts a new section 45 into the Defamation Act 2009, a Circuit Court identification order against the intermediary service provider hosting an anonymous publisher. The court grants it only where your defamation claim "is likely to succeed at trial", which you cannot show without the posting itself, so preserve it before you apply. See our guide to defamation evidence in Ireland.

Coco’s Law and Hotline.ie

The Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act 2020, known as Coco’s Law, reaches distribution, threats to share and images that only purport to be of you, so a deepfake sits inside the offence. Hotline.ie states on its own site that it approaches the online service provider on your behalf and requests removal, and that it cannot guarantee removal of all images. Either outcome hurts you: the material stays up, or it comes down and takes your proof with it. Capture it first, as explained in our guide to Coco’s Law evidence.

Fraud, and no right to a refund

Ireland has no mandatory reimbursement scheme. An Oireachtas committee recommended one in May 2026, but as things stand a bank is not obliged to refund you, which makes your evidence the whole of your case rather than a supporting document. FraudSMART, the fraud awareness initiative of the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland, reported jointly with the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau in May 2026 that investment fraud reports rose by more than 20 per cent in 2025, with over €20 million lost. Capture the site, the dashboard and the chat before the account disappears, then report to An Garda Síochána.

Just one dispute? You do not need a subscription.

If you are dealing with a single scam or one bad actor, a one-off SnapPack is a single up-front purchase, with no subscription, no auto-renewal, and no trial. Or send us the link and our team captures the court-ready package for you, no install required.

Guides for Irish matters

Pick the forum you are dealing with

Each guide covers the deadlines that apply, what the decision-maker is actually weighing, and what to capture first.

Four steps to preserve web evidence for an Irish forum

The order matters, because every Irish forum works from a file assembled before the hearing and every online record can be deleted before you get there.

  1. Capture before the takedown. A Hotline.ie notice, a platform moderation decision or a deleted account removes the very thing you need to prove. Capture the page, the profile and the message thread first, then report.
  2. Keep the package, not the picture. A screenshot is a picture of a claim. A ProofSnap package is the screenshot plus the page source, the DOM text, the SHA-256 hashes, the RSA-4096 signed manifest, the public key, the chain of custody and the verification scripts, 11 to 15 files depending on your plan.
  3. Add the qualified timestamp where the date is contested. Article 41(2) of Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 applies directly in Ireland, so a qualified electronic time stamp carries the presumption of the accuracy of the date and time and of the integrity of the data bound to that date and time, and the other side has to displace that presumption with evidence.
  4. File it on time, in the forum's own format. The RTB expects evidence five working days before the hearing, a WRC complaint runs on a six-month clock, and a defamation action runs on a one-year clock. Export the signed PDF, attach the ZIP, and give the decision-maker the Trust Verifier link so they can check it themselves.

Northern Ireland is a separate jurisdiction with its own courts and its own rules, so treat this as guidance for the Republic. For Northern Ireland, see ProofSnap in the UK. Elsewhere, see Canada, Australia or New Zealand.

Official Irish sources

The legal framing on this page rests on the following primary sources. Check them rather than taking our word for it.

  • Electronic Commerce Act 2000, section 22, headed "Admissibility": admissibility is not denied on the sole ground that the material is an electronic communication or an electronic form of a document, nor, where it is the best evidence the person adducing it could reasonably be expected to obtain, on the ground that it is not in its original form. Section 22(b) applies the same rule to an electronic signature.
  • Regulation (EU) No 910/2014, Article 41: the presumption of the accuracy of the date and time and the integrity of the data, applying directly in Ireland.
  • Workplace Relations Act 2015, section 41: Subsection (6) sets the six-month limit for a complaint to the WRC, and subsection (8) allows an adjudication officer to extend it by not more than a further six months where the delay was due to reasonable cause.
  • Workplace Relations Commission: how adjudication works and what a complainant is expected to file.
  • Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026, No. 2 of 2026: commenced 1 March 2026 by S.I. No. 61/2026. Section 4 removes the jury from a High Court defamation action brought on or after that date, section 6 introduces a serious harm test for a body corporate only, and section 22 inserts a new section 45 giving the Circuit Court power to make an identification order against an intermediary service provider. Part 7, the anti-SLAPP Part, is not commenced.
  • Defamation Act 2009, section 38: amends the Statute of Limitations so that a defamation action must be brought within one year, or such longer period as the court may direct not exceeding two years, and for internet publication time runs from the date the statement is first capable of being viewed.
  • Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences Act 2020, No. 32 of 2020: Coco’s Law, commenced in full on 10 February 2021 by S.I. No. 53/2021. Section 2 covers distributing, publishing or threatening to distribute an intimate image with intent to cause harm, up to 7 years on indictment. Section 3 covers recording, distributing or publishing an intimate image without consent and is summary only. Section 4 covers a threatening or grossly offensive communication.
  • Residential Tenancies Board guide to evidence: "You must send all evidence at least 5 working days before the hearing", and "it is important to bring original documentation to the hearing in case we need to check it is authentic".
  • Residential Tenancies Board disputes page: adjudication, the determination order and the Tenancy Tribunal appeal.
  • Hotline.ie on intimate image abuse: the national reporting service for residents of the Republic, which approaches the online service provider on your behalf to request removal and states that it cannot guarantee removal of all images.

Don't trust us. Trust the maths.

Three vendor approaches. One critical difference.

Most web-evidence tools force you to depend on them. ProofSnap evidence is self-verifiable: anyone with the ZIP can confirm authenticity using open standards (SHA-256, OpenTimestamps, eIDAS), with or without ProofSnap continuing to exist.

ProofSnap Page Vault / Pagefreezer Notary / Wayback Machine
Verifiable without the vendor? Yes, SHA-256 + OpenTimestamps work forever No, verification requires their portal No, depends on archive availability
What if the vendor disappears? Evidence still valid Evidence becomes hard to defend Wayback can be wiped on request
Independent court-expert verification Any IT expert, in 60 seconds Requires vendor cooperation Requires manual screenshot
Cryptographic proof in the file itself Yes, open standards (SHA-256, OTS, eIDAS) Proprietary format None
“Its merit is based on it being self-verifiable, and not necessarily dependent on the credit or level of trust afforded to the company or institution behind it.”
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What you get in 41 seconds

One click in the extension. The ZIP contains 11-15 files, independently verifiable by any party or court.

Visual Evidence

screenshot.jpeg

Full-page scrolling capture of the entire web page

evidence.pdf

Human-readable forensic summary with all metadata

Complete Page Data

page.html

Complete HTML source code of the page

domtextcontent.txt

Extracted visible text content

metadata.json

URL, timestamp, browser info, TLS certificate

Forensic Integrity

forensic_log.json

ISO/IEC 27037 forensic log with tamper-evident hash chain

chain_of_custody.json

Chain of custody with device integrity and NTP time verification

Cryptographic Proof

manifest.json

SHA-256 hashes of every file in the package

manifest.sig

RSA-4096 digital signature of the manifest

publickey.pem

Public key for independent signature verification

Blockchain Timestamp

manifest.json.ots

OpenTimestamps proof anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain

Immutable proof of when the evidence was captured. Cannot be forged or backdated. Independently verifiable by anyone.

Provenance Certificate

provenance_certificate.pdf

Anti-deepfake certificate with 8 integrity checks proving the evidence is an unaltered original

c2pa.json

C2PA Content Credentials manifest (open content-provenance standard): signed origin metadata, interoperable with C2PA / Content Authenticity Initiative tools and aligned with EU AI Act Art. 50

As AI-generated content floods the web, courts increasingly question whether digital evidence is real. The Provenance Certificate and C2PA manifest prove your capture is authentic, not AI-generated or manipulated. Required under EU AI Act Art. 50 (Aug 2026).

Video of Capture

capture_video.webm

Screen recording included in the evidence package, three modes:

  • Auto: records the capture process (~60s), page scroll, screenshots, metadata extraction.
  • Manual: press Start before playing media on the page (live stream, infringer video, deepfake), Stop & Capture when done. Up to 5 min on Essential / Pro, 10 min on Enterprise / Company.
  • Session: multi-tab. Records continuously while you browse across multiple tabs, then bundles a per-tab forensic package for every visited tab (full-page screenshot, HTML, DOM, DNS, WHOIS, TLS, signed evidence.pdf) into one signed ZIP.

All three modes hash the recorded video into the signed manifest, so any single-frame change breaks the signature. Available on all plans.

SESSION CAPTURE

Multi-tab forensics in one ZIP

Record across tabs. Every visited http(s) tab gets its own forensic folder (screenshot, HTML, DOM, DNS, WHOIS, TLS, signed evidence.pdf) inside a single signed, blockchain-timestamped ZIP with a session-wide video.

Use cases: multi-platform fraud, IP theft across domains, employment claims, regulator portal audits.

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Open the ZIP, check the PDF, verify the hash. Or send a URL to support@getproofsnap.com and we'll capture it for you free of charge (the URL must be publicly accessible, with no login, paywall or geo-block).

The burden of proof, reversed under Article 41 eIDAS

ProofSnap's eIDAS qualified timestamps shift the legal burden. Ireland is an EU member state, so Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 applies directly and Article 41 needs no transposition. Under Article 41 your evidence is legally presumed accurate as to its time and integrity, and the opposing party must prove otherwise.

Article 41(1): "An electronic time stamp shall not be denied legal effect and admissibility as evidence in legal proceedings solely on the grounds that it is in an electronic form or that it does not meet the requirements of the qualified electronic time stamp."

Article 41(2): "A qualified electronic time stamp shall enjoy the presumption of the accuracy of the date and the time it indicates and the integrity of the data to which the date and time are bound."

Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council, Article 41, paragraphs 1 and 2. Quoted verbatim from EUR-Lex. Because Ireland is an EU member state, the presumption in Article 41(2) arises before an Irish court or adjudicator without any further step.

With ProofSnap eIDAS timestamp

  • Opponent must prove your evidence is fake
  • Legal presumption of accuracy (eIDAS Art. 41)
  • Automatically recognised in all 27 EU member states
  • No expert witness needed to explain the technology
  • Dual timestamp: eIDAS qualified + Bitcoin blockchain

Regular screenshot or blockchain-only

  • You must prove your evidence is real
  • No legal presumption, judge decides case by case
  • Court recognition varies by country
  • May need expert witness to explain blockchain
  • Deepfake objection can invalidate entire evidence

eIDAS qualified timestamps issued by Disig a.s., a Qualified Trust Service Provider on the EU Trusted List, under Regulation (EU) No 910/2014. Verify on EU Trusted List.

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EU law, applied directly, no recognition argument

Ireland is the simplest jurisdiction we cover. As an EU member state it applies eIDAS directly, as EU law. There is no question of whether the Regulation was carried across into domestic law, no asymmetric recognition to explain and no separate national trusted list to check.

Article 41 applies as EU law

A qualified electronic time stamp enjoys the presumption of the accuracy of the date and the time it indicates and the integrity of the data to which the date and time are bound. That provision is directly applicable in every member state, so a timestamp issued by Disig a.s., a Qualified Trust Service Provider on the EU Trusted List, carries the same effect before an Irish adjudicator as it does anywhere else in the Union.

Electronic Commerce Act 2000, section 22

Quoted verbatim: "In any legal proceedings, nothing in the application of the rules of evidence shall apply so as to deny the admissibility in evidence of an electronic communication, an electronic form of a document, an electronic contract, or writing in electronic form on the sole ground that it is an electronic communication ... or if it is the best evidence that the person or public body adducing it could reasonably be expected to obtain, on the grounds that it is not in its original form."

Most disputes never reach a court

The Residential Tenancies Board and the Workplace Relations Commission decide the bulk of these disputes, and both work from evidence filed in advance. Neither applies the rules of evidence strictly, and both still weigh how reliable a record looks.

Deadlines are short and unforgiving

Six months for a WRC complaint, extendable to twelve only for reasonable cause. One year for defamation, two at the outside. Ten working days to appeal an RTB adjudication to the Tenancy Tribunal. None of them waits while you look for a copy of a deleted page.

What the presumption does and does not do: it goes to the accuracy of the time and the integrity of the data, not to admissibility in the round or to the truth of what the page said. An Irish court or an adjudicator still weighs the evidence. What the timestamp removes is the argument about when the capture was made and whether it changed afterwards, which in practice is the argument you would otherwise be having.

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Brand Protection for E-Commerce: Amazon, Temu & Global Marketplaces

$467B counterfeit trade. Document Buy Box hijacking, fake reviews & counterfeits. US Lanham Act, EU DSA, eIDAS 2, FRE 901. Case law & evidence playbook.

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NEW 2026 OSINT

OSINT 101: Preserve Social Media Evidence Before It’s Deleted

X, LinkedIn, Telegram & 6 more platforms. FRE 901 authentication, blockchain timestamps, GDPR, deepfake challenges, 15 FAQ. OSINT guide.

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