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It used to be you paid because everyone who was trusted by browser manufacturers charged a fee, not because signing a certificate is actually hard or could be d
by roywiggins 7y ago
It used to be you paid because everyone who was trusted by browser manufacturers charged a fee, not because signing a certificate is actually hard or could be done in a "non secure" way. A signature is a signature.
LetsEncrypt signatures are now trusted by the browsers, so there's usually no need to pay for the service.