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iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 15
Go to Settings/Calendar/Accounts and look for that URL. If you don’t see it tap Subscribed Calendars and you should see it. Tap on it and delete it.
If that doesn’t fix the problem post back and we can dig deeper.
Go to Settings/Calendar/Accounts and look for that URL. If you don’t see it tap Subscribed Calendars and you should see it. Tap on it and delete it.
If that doesn’t fix the problem post back and we can dig deeper.
Go to the Calendar app, tap on Calendars, and uncheck all of the Eventbrite calendars. At most you should have one of those, and don’t accept calendar invitations in the future. If that fixes the problem check just ONE of the eventbrite calendars. That probably isn’t the cause of the problem, but you still should have at most one eventbrite calendar (they ARE legitimate, BTW).
I think I found the problem; humanitiesdc.org is a legitimate site, however, their SSL certificate expired on April 19 (yesterday), so the problem will likely go away once they fix their certificate. Meanwhile, you can tap on Details, then to trust the certificate.
woodcut55 Said:
"Cannot verify server identity? Why does this keep popping up on my iphone13?"
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Is this Occurring in Mail?
If so, try the following...
Mail Certificate Errors:
Likely, the SSL certificate was likely removed or modified in Mail Server settings.
What to Try:
A. Resync Date & Time:
You'd toggle on/off Set Automatically.
B. Use a New App Password:
Do you use an App Password? If so, try a new App Password. Sometimes, changes (i.e. updates) are made to the device, and then mail server syncing becomes an issue (which is what a new App Password it intended to fix). Go here for gmail: Sign in with App Passwords - Google Account Help - Google
C. Remove/Add the Account:
So, contact your eMail provider. Likely, they'd have you remove your eMail account form your iPhone and then add it back. If you use an app password, then try using a new one.
Thanks it seems you were right. It’s stopped this week. I did follow your suggestion to click-off all those subscriptions in settings but the problem continued. Yesterday it stopped.
thanks Lawrence Finch,
looked in Settings/Calendar/accounts and the “humanitiesDC.org” is not there only
Eventbrite 22 times nothing else.
screen shot shows what I see.
Did you tap on Details?
It happens everywhere in settings, in duo lingo in mail and in chats… I don’t use an app password. So I am not sure where to go with your suggestions. This seems to be coming from a website.
Yes Deggie I did click on Details yesterday after a few times but it was just a lot of confusing information to me. I will grab a screen shot next time and add it to the conversation.
Cannot Verify Server Identity - Message Pop Up
