Has anyone had this problem? It says "The connection to 365project.org is not secure" and "can't open this page"! Other times it says the site is not secure.
I need my cell for this site as I have data on it. During our up to ten and a half hours loadshedding every day it is my only connection to 365. That is another reason why my comments are so limited.
I went to my provider yesterday and they said it is not my cell, it is a 365project.org issue. What to do now? I had to get up at 5am before the power goes off to post here.
I would appreciate any suggestions Ross @scrivna as I am going dilly.
yeah I would try typing https
I've had that issue here some time on my computer and always solved it by adding the s into https as that is the secure address (yep s means secure)
Due to the good advice I am in again, thanks so much, I am feeling very grateful as I was loosing my mind. This site and it's people are so important to me and a real lifeline.
Ross, a special thanks to you and here is the following information you require:
Samsung galaxy S8, One UI version 1.0, Android version,
Baseband version G950FXXUCDUD1
Kernel version 4.4.111-21427293
#1Mon Jul 2518.o8.11 KST 2022
SE for Android status
Enforcing
SEPF_SM-G95oF_0020
Mon JUL 25 17;53;39 2022
Knox version
Know 3.2.1, Knox API level 27, TIMA 3.3.0
Service provider SW ver.
SAOMC_SM-G950F_OVF_PP_0032
ce01182141e5e21a02
XFV/XFV/XFV
Security software version
MDF V3.1 Release 4, WLAN v1.0 release 2, VPN PP-MOD v2.1 Release 2, ASKS v3.1.1 Release 20200120
ADP v3.1.1 Release 20191001, FIPS BoringSSL v1.3
FIPS SKC v1.8, Fips SCrypto v2.0, FIPS FMP v1.2
SMR Apr-2021 Release 1
Build number PPR1.180610.011.G950FXXUCDVG4
Android security patch level
1April 2021
Once again thanks for your input and help Ross, I hope this is the info you need :-)
@scrivna I get this problem fairly regularly. I usually just close the browser, clear the cache and cookies and then try again. Not sure what causes it. It can happen on phone, iPad or desktop.
I've had that issue here some time on my computer and always solved it by adding the s into https as that is the secure address (yep s means secure)
Due to the good advice I am in again, thanks so much, I am feeling very grateful as I was loosing my mind. This site and it's people are so important to me and a real lifeline.
Ross, a special thanks to you and here is the following information you require:
Samsung galaxy S8, One UI version 1.0, Android version,
Baseband version G950FXXUCDUD1
Kernel version 4.4.111-21427293
#1Mon Jul 2518.o8.11 KST 2022
SE for Android status
Enforcing
SEPF_SM-G95oF_0020
Mon JUL 25 17;53;39 2022
Knox version
Know 3.2.1, Knox API level 27, TIMA 3.3.0
Service provider SW ver.
SAOMC_SM-G950F_OVF_PP_0032
ce01182141e5e21a02
XFV/XFV/XFV
Security software version
MDF V3.1 Release 4, WLAN v1.0 release 2, VPN PP-MOD v2.1 Release 2, ASKS v3.1.1 Release 20200120
ADP v3.1.1 Release 20191001, FIPS BoringSSL v1.3
FIPS SKC v1.8, Fips SCrypto v2.0, FIPS FMP v1.2
SMR Apr-2021 Release 1
Build number PPR1.180610.011.G950FXXUCDVG4
Android security patch level
1April 2021
Once again thanks for your input and help Ross, I hope this is the info you need :-)