Why is my iPhone showing “Cannot Verify Server Identity”?

[AnnisHayma]

Hi, I keep getting a “Cannot Verify Server Identity” error on my iPhone when checking emails or using certain apps. Does anyone know how to fix this issue?

 

[danisjohn]

Haha, your iPhone is just being paranoid — it doesn’t trust the server, like a teen refusing to share Wi-Fi with their siblings. Try deleting the email account and adding it back. Usually, a little reset makes it calm down.

 

[ValentinaP]

Oh, your iPhone just wants to make sure you’re talking to the right people — it’s basically playing “Trust Fall” with your email server. Check your email settings and make sure SSL is on. It’ll stop acting so dramatic.

 

[AngieMacal]

Classic iPhone move — mine does this whenever it wants attention. If your iPhone is showing “Cannot Verify Server Identity, try restarting your phone, updating iOS, and making sure your date & time are correct. Sometimes it just needs a little TLC!

 

[123blEvify]

Haha, looks like your email server is giving your iPhone the silent treatment! If your iPhone is showing “Cannot Verify Server Identity”, go to Settings → Mail → Accounts → select your account → Re-enter your password. Works like magic most of the time. Your iPhone will forgive you.

 

[ArthurMex]

Oh, your iPhone thinks it’s in a spy movie again! When it pops up “iPhone showing ‘Cannot Verify Server Identity’”, it basically refuses to trust a shady-looking server certificate. Delete the account, re-add it, and make sure all the SSL/TLS settings match what your email provider recommends. Boom — back to being friends.

 

[mayank]

Your iPhone shows “Cannot Verify Server Identity” when it can’t confirm the mail server’s security certificate. This usually happens due to outdated settings, expired certificates, or network issues. Updating iOS or reconfiguring the email account often fixes it.

 

[isabel]

This usually happens when your iPhone can’t verify a mail server’s security certificate. Try restarting your phone, deleting and re-adding the email account, or updating iOS.

 

[John]

This error typically appears when your iPhone cannot verify the SSL/TLS certificate of the server it’s connecting to (for email, calendar, or other services). It may be due to an expired certificate, mismatched server name, incorrectly configured account settings, or a leftover server profile.