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When looking at the Apple trust certificates do I need to look at the type of device I have or the version it currently is after the updates it has had? I’m not familiar with this so I’m unsure what this means or what to look. My phone was on the page when I opened it and I began reading about this and I was wondering. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
iPhone 11 Pro Max, iOS 15
Greetings Hopedown,
Information about trusted certificates is available in the related article above your post. If you have more in-depth questions about a specific certificate, you can Contact Apple Support directly for further assistance.
Take care.
Greetings Hopedown,
Information about trusted certificates is available in the related article above your post. If you have more in-depth questions about a specific certificate, you can Contact Apple Support directly for further assistance.
Take care.
Information about Apple trust certificates
