I m receiving the pop-up message on screen for pltraffic.com certification. It shows up like a “Not trusted” so I cancel it, but it appears again and again. I’ve already checked everything in the phone and I can’t find how and from where this attempt comes. How can I finish/find/ delete these attempts for this certificate?
iPhone 11
One odd place to check is in Calendars. The site pltraffic.com has been related to subscribed calendars with certificates that are no longer trusted. Open the Calendars app and choose Calendars on the bottom of the screen. Remove any unknown or unused Calendars.
One odd place to check is in Calendars. The site pltraffic.com has been related to subscribed calendars with certificates that are no longer trusted. Open the Calendars app and choose Calendars on the bottom of the screen. Remove any unknown or unused Calendars.
Thanks for posting in the Apple Support Communities violettafromkiev,
If this is a website you visit frequently and are confident in the authenticity of, you can choose to trust it.
* Always Ask certificates are untrusted but not blocked. When one of these certificates is used, you'll be prompted to choose whether or not to trust it.
Available trusted root certificates for Apple operating systems
We hope this helps!
violettafromkiev Said:
"pop-up message on screen for pltraffic.com certificat: I m receiving the pop-up message on screen for pltraffic.com certification. It shows up like a “Not trusted” so I cancel it, but it appears again and again. I’ve already checked everything in the phone and I can’t find how and from where this attempt comes. How can I finish/find/ delete these attempts for this certificate?"
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pop-up message on screen for pltraffic.com certificat
