Hello! General electronic data can be used as evidence. But there are many things that should be paid attention to, as follows:

The rules for determining the admissibility of electronic evidence are the basis for whether electronic data can be adopted by judicial organs and whether other proof activities can be carried out. Electronic evidence is mainly identified from three aspects: objectivity, relevance and legitimacy. First of all, electronic data must be objective. In general, the following electronic evidence can be regarded as objective, true and reliable:

(1) electronic evidence that has been notarized and proved to be true and reliable;

(2) Electronic evidence identified as true by experts;

(3) There is definite evidence to prove that the content of electronic evidence is complete and has not been changed;

(4) Electronic evidence recognized by both parties.

The electronic data preservation information provided by E-Safe electronic data preservation center meets the above conditions. Therefore, if you want to use electronic data as a legal basis, you can go to E-Safe official website to save the data and leave electronic evidence that can be recognized by law, so as to nip in the bud.

If more information can be provided, more detailed legal advice can be given.