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I'm aware, because I read about these things in some depth, but not everyone knows about certificate transparency. Why would they if it isn't highlighted? As
by jlokier 4y ago
I'm aware, because I read about these things in some depth, but not everyone knows about certificate transparency. Why would they if it isn't highlighted?
As I said, it's not mentioned in the Certbot documentation. There's no warning. It's not obvious at all.
- tinus_hn 4y agoIt’s in the LetsEncrypt privacy policy Certbot has you agree to: > We need to be able to demonstrate to the public, including those who rely on the trustworthiness of our certificates, that our services perform as expected. As a result, we may be unable to delete information, including IP addresses. This information may be made public in a number of ways, including via public API, public repositories, and/or public discussions.