[ladsleap]

Using a Blackberry 8900 which is a great phone and I am on my third one so quite conversant with them
Problem with my current one, which is fairly new:
I am constantly being presented with the following:
You are attempting to open a secure connection, but the servers certificate is invalid. Optiopns:
1. Continue
2. Close connection
3. View Certificate
4. Trust Certificate
When I ok the first three I am able to carry on until next presented with the options.
When I take the 4th option I am then presented with : Key Store Access. Following application is requesting access to your Handheld Key Store. Please enter your Keystore Password.
I then enter the correct Keystore Password which I generated when setting the phone up originally and I can then continue using the phone.
However periodically throughout the day I am presented with the original options set out above.
How can I stop this once and for all?

[dc/dc]

What application is prompting for this?

[ladsleap]

Sometimes when opening a browser
When it switches on in the morning
and at other times - if it important to know this I will have to keep a record.

Sorry for the delay in responding - I have had difficulty accessing the forum

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by ladsleap

Sometimes when opening a browser
When it switches on in the morning
and at other times - if it important to know this I will have to keep a record.

Sorry for the delay in responding - I have had difficulty accessing the forum

It is important.

[ladsleap]

Thanks I will get back to you in a day or so when I have compiled a list

[ladsleap]

If you are still following this I can report back and say that I am presented with these choices when the phone wakes up in the morning. If I switch it off on the red button and switch it on again it doesn't happen.
It also happens quite randomly a couple of times a day when I am doing nothing more that looking at messages. It doesn't happen when I open an app either.
Other than that the phone works well and I still prefer it to an iphone.

[dc/dc]

It sounds as though your phone is attempting to connect to a WiFi hotspot or an app you have installed is attempting to access data over a secure connection (SSL).

What apps do you have installed?

[ladsleap]

They are mainly UK based apps which you will probably never have heard of in the US. You have given me a clue which might pay off. Thanks

[Bacchus15]

I get this thing when i'm using tweetdeck at work, elsewhere i don't. Not an issue, the message itself is clear, using an SSL connection without a valid certificate will cause this.