Mail security certificate issue after creating self-signed certificate
Long story short, ever since I created a self-signed certificate a couple of weeks ago for encryption having to do with a specific app, my outgoing (not incoming) Mail on Mojave constantly shows as "Unable to verify message signature" even though it has no problem sending.
I found the certificate I created within Keychain Utility, I deleted it, and the problem went away.
But a few times a day or so I'll be composing an email, and I'll realize that the security "digital signature" indicator is on the right side of the new email I'm composing. And I'll look in Certificates in Keychain Utility and see that the same certificate with my name on it that I deleted has returned.
Then I delete it again and the problem goes away for a little while.
How can I make the certificate stop constantly regenerating?
I've attached a screenshot of what the indicator looks like when I'm composing an email. It's a little lock icon next to a checkbox of sorts. When I see this, I know the problem has returned and I have to delete the certificate or else my recipients will get my email but they see an "Untrusted Signature" warning when they receive my email.
Thanks for any help getting rid of this issue.