FabSwingers.com forum: Invalid Certificate

By *olds Couple OP Couple
37 weeks ago

Louth Lincolnshire

I've been trying to log into Fab on my Android using Duckduckgo and Google but it always says The Certificate For This Server Is Invalid. Does anyone have any idea what that's all about ?

By *lexi_and_MattCouple
37 weeks ago

Glasgow

"I've been trying to log into Fab on my Android using Duckduckgo and Google but it always says The Certificate For This Server Is Invalid. Does anyone have any idea what that's all about ? "

We are on the Three network and for dome reason their adult content filter is temperamental. We get that message when themetwork adult filter is on. I swith it off amd on again and its fine.

By *ugby 123Couple
Forum Mod
37 weeks ago

O o O oo

https://www.fabswingers.com/articles/FAQ#mobileerror

We can access the site on Wifi but not on mobile network (or the other way round!). We get a connection/security/certificate error.

If you get a connection/security/certificate error accessing the site on 4G/mobile-data but not on WiFi (or, the other way round!) it means your mobile network (or ISP if on wifi) has blocked your device from adult content. Some mobile networks have started to do this to phones that have always been 18+ verified and some seemingly do it randomly. If you contact your mobile network on their helpline or via their website, you will see how to age verify your mobile account. The error you see is your ISP trying to display a message which does not show on a secure/ssl site like Fab. We've created a special page you can view which isn't served over secure/ssl so should be able to see the underlying message, here.

Once you have age verified your phone, your network usually advises turning the phone off then on again. It sometimes takes a few minutes then for the block to be removed.

By *olds Couple OP Couple
37 weeks ago

Louth Lincolnshire

Found and sorted the problem. I was told before that it was because the provider had a parental safeguard on and I'd have to get them to remove it, I rang EE and they did. However this didn't work, in the end I found out it was Virgin/O2 that was blocking it with their parental safeguard. I accessed Virgin/O2, clicked on security and switched it off........sorted.