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I still have my original iPad 1 that I'd still alike to make use of. It has IOS 5.1.1, the latest update for this device.
When I attempt to connect to some websites, I sometimes get an error message that it cannot establish a secure connection. For websites that I trust, how can I bypass this issue?
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You cannot. This is about the fact that your version of Safari is out of date and is susceptible to security issues. Since the original iPad cannot run an iOS higher than 5.1.1, so you are running a risk of problems with your device due to this issue. That, and the fact that your security certificates are out of date. It is about time to update that device if you wish to connect to the Internet, and just use that iPad for non-Internet tasks, like playing music.
You cannot. This is about the fact that your version of Safari is out of date and is susceptible to security issues. Since the original iPad cannot run an iOS higher than 5.1.1, so you are running a risk of problems with your device due to this issue. That, and the fact that your security certificates are out of date. It is about time to update that device if you wish to connect to the Internet, and just use that iPad for non-Internet tasks, like playing music.
The original iPad was released by Apple more than eleven years ago. Its iOS version was released by Apple over nine years ago.
ptm9 wrote:
For websites that I trust, how can I bypass this issue?
Purchase a newer device.
Thanks, Chrisj. Unfortunately, that what I expected the answer to be. I already have 2 newer iPads - an iPad mini 2 and an iPad 5th generation. Since I still really like my original iPad, for nostalgia reasons, I'll take your advice and use it for non-Internet uses. Thanks again.
Thanks for your reply, sbetman. It is VERY old, but I still like it for nostalgia reasons. I've already had an iPad 5th generation for some time now that I use all the time.
Safari connection issue
