Attested Transcript
in the Towne: The Sworn Hearing
Your phone makes a recording. It does not prove the file was never edited, who transcribed it, or when. Here the audio is fingerprinted the instant it arrives, the transcript is sealed to that fingerprint, and the whole chain is issued as a certificate anyone can check without seeing your contents.
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What the seal proves
- • The SHA-256 of the original audio, taken before transcription.
- • The transcript, bound to that audio hash and the moment of sealing.
- • The named attesting party.
- • A certificate code a third party can verify without your file.
- Once sealed, the record cannot be edited — the database itself refuses.
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