The Uniform Electronic Transmission Act (UETA):
A) declares that a contract or signature may not be denied enforceability just because it is in electronic form.
B) was passed by Congress in 2002.
C) creates a safe cyberspace environment in which business communications cannot be intercepted or fraudulently altered.
D) All of the above.

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The Uniform Electronic Transmission Act (UETA) was passed by the Uniform Law Commission (ULC) in 1999, and has been adopted by most US states. One of its key provisions declares that a contract or signature may not be denied enforceability just because it is in electronic form, as long as it meets certain requirements. This is designed to facilitate electronic commerce and reduce legal uncertainty about the validity of electronic documents. However, UETA does not directly address issues of cybersecurity or data privacy.