Consent receipt
Lock in what you actually agreed to
A consent receipt is a portable, primary-source record of which version of Let's Encrypt's policy you accepted. It embeds the hash of that version, so if Let's Encrypt later asserts you agreed to different terms, you have proof to the contrary. Save the JSON. Print the text. Keep both.
Policy version on record
- Kind
- combined
- Fetched
- May 17, 2026, 6:23 PM
- Source URL
- https://www.abetterinternet.org/terms-of-service | https://letsencrypt.org/privacy/
- content_hash
- b5dbebd6a57c6857c4441b12783144551d47619f6962cb2946427460fbce7ec7
- Rubric
- v6
Fill in your name, account email, and the date you accepted the policy — the receipt appears here as soon as all three are in.