INTERNET SERVER PROBLEM

[Billieblue]

Don’t know if anyone can help - I’ve tried Googling but not solved the problem … on my iPad I keep getting an SLL ERROR message which means I can’t access anything via the internet. I’ve reset network settings, cleared caches and data etc as google searches instructed but can’t solve it. Anyone any ideas how or where I could find help? I’m tethering to my phone at the moment but it’ll eat up my phone data while I have a data sim in the iPad. I’m currently in Spain so pretty reliant on my ipad.

 

[Alberto]

Try swapping Sims between devices and see if follows the SIM?

 

[GeoffL]

Assuming you mean SSL (Secure Socket Layer) rather than SLL, it could be due to something simple (like date/time misconfiguration) up to the need to reload all the CA root certificates. Hopefully, one of the following references will help -- but I suspect someone with better knowledge of the subject might be along with something more specific...

How to Fix SSL Connection Errors (7 Easy Fixes Explained)

A standard security solution for encrypting information between a visitor's browser and your website is an SSL certificate. Visitors feel safer on SSL-encrypted sites because it helps keep sensitive information like passwords and payment information secure. In addition, the HTTPS in the URL and...

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Technology/TechnicalSupport/EndUserSupport/OperatingSystems/iOS - CAcert Wiki

wiki.cacert.org

Edited to add: if the website has an insecure version (i.e. http:// instead of https://), you could try accessing that

 

[Billieblue]

Assuming you mean SSL (Secure Socket Layer) rather than SLL, it could be due to something simple (like date/time misconfiguration) up to the need to reload all the CA root certificates. Hopefully, one of the following references will help -- but I suspect someone with better knowledge of the subject might be along with something more specific...

How to Fix SSL Connection Errors (7 Easy Fixes Explained)

A standard security solution for encrypting information between a visitor's browser and your website is an SSL certificate. Visitors feel safer on SSL-encrypted sites because it helps keep sensitive information like passwords and payment information secure. In addition, the HTTPS in the URL and...

hostingpill.com

Technology/TechnicalSupport/EndUserSupport/OperatingSystems/iOS - CAcert Wiki

wiki.cacert.org

Edited to add: if the website has an insecure version (i.e. http:// instead of https://), you could try accessing that

Thanks Geoff - that looks scary! I’ve tried the easy fixes - only resulted in me losing lots of stuff - like my Wordle stats!

 

[Molly 3]

Is it worth popping in to phone shop .

 

[Billieblue]

Is it worth popping in to phone shop .

Don’t think so Barry as it’s my iPad - I’ve just bought to some extra data to see me through, just the slight inconvenience of tethering every time but not a big deal in the scheme of things. I’ll have to take my iPad to the Apple shop in Leeds I think.