Which of the following statements is true of e-agents?

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The Uniform Electronic Transaction Act (UETA) allows e-agents to bind principals. This means that the actions taken by an e-agent can be legally binding for the principal they represent, as long as they have the authority to do so. This includes the ability to enter into agreements and contracts on behalf of the principal. Therefore, statement D is the only true statement. Statements A and B are false, as e-agents can be used for a variety of tasks beyond information gathering and accepting click-on agreements is not necessarily unlawful. Statement C is partially true, as the actions of an e-agent typically require approval from the principal, but this does not necessarily mean that the actions of the e-agent must be approved by the principal in order to bind them.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of E-Agents