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| ====== Why is my mail client showing SSL expiration warning? ====== | ====== Why is my mail client showing SSL expiration warning? ====== | ||
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| * **DST Root CA X3**: An older root certificate that are trusted and recognised by older devices (e.g. Windows XP prior to SP3, MacOS below 10.12.1) and older mail clients (e.g. Windows Live Mail) | * **DST Root CA X3**: An older root certificate that are trusted and recognised by older devices (e.g. Windows XP prior to SP3, MacOS below 10.12.1) and older mail clients (e.g. Windows Live Mail) | ||
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| If the above does not work for your device, you can opt to: | If the above does not work for your device, you can opt to: | ||
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| * Use a newer device with an updated OS/system, or | * Use a newer device with an updated OS/system, or | ||
| * Disable SSL connection on your mail client (not recommended). | * Disable SSL connection on your mail client (not recommended). | ||
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