3 ms·
So this was one of the trap aspects of the free cert. lol. This is how you shape the landscape, by offering something for free, then when you have a big user ba
by lofaszvanitt 3y ago
So this was one of the trap aspects of the free cert. lol. This is how you shape the landscape, by offering something for free, then when you have a big user base, just start making your own rules. No wonder LE was supported by so many waterheaded IT companies.
"If you see a sudden drop in visits from Android, it is likely because you have a significant population of users on Android 7.0 or earlier. We encourage you to provide the same advice to them as we provided above."
Good luck doing that.
- xmaayy 3y ago"I want the free service to work for my edge case" If you want to continue serving your clients, you can still pay for a certificate from an authority trusted by your outdated clients. If you want to continue serving the old clients for free, ask them to use another free browser that will allow them to do so.
- awestroke 3y agoIt's literally free. How are you complaining about a free service? Just buy a paid cert
- creatonez 3y agoThis isn't just making up rules on the spot. Certificate expiration are always known in advance, and the cross-signing was never a guarantee -- especially when that cross-sign extends the lifespan of the root.