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Recently I have been getting this pop up message on my phone. When I click on more details, it says “not trusted” and further details reference Nokia. Is someone hacking my phone? It happens with reference to different apps. I’m not sure how to prevent this. Help!
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iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 14
You connected to a public Wi-Fi network that required web sign-in (that’s what “captive portal” means). The page wasn’t deleted when you disconnected from the network. The easiest way to solve this is to clear history and website data; the alternative is to review the open pages in Safari, and close the “captive portal” page.
ADDENDUM: This has nothing to do with the apps. It is simply that the network path to the AOL server is invalid because you are no longer connected to the Nokia portal.
You connected to a public Wi-Fi network that required web sign-in (that’s what “captive portal” means). The page wasn’t deleted when you disconnected from the network. The easiest way to solve this is to clear history and website data; the alternative is to review the open pages in Safari, and close the “captive portal” page.
ADDENDUM: This has nothing to do with the apps. It is simply that the network path to the AOL server is invalid because you are no longer connected to the Nokia portal.
gforst wrote:
Recently I have been getting this pop up message on my phone. When I click on more details, it says “not trusted” and further details reference Nokia. Is someone hacking my phone? It happens with reference to different apps. I’m not sure how to prevent this. Help!
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/dd329db2-b04e-48be-b438-1bfa2abd3823
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/78e5494f-fbfb-45d2-b65e-22a1e01bd9f3
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/772cd185-7cbd-49d5-a16e-f18e1d5e06af
Contact aol support.
It’s not just AOL. It happens in the VRBO app or other apps as well. This was just the screenshot example.
Hi,
check if your iPhone's date & time is correct
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gforst wrote:
It’s not just AOL. It happens in the VRBO app or other apps as well. This was just the screenshot example.
And VRBO is not an Apple app.
“Cannot verify server identity”
