SSL issue captures Facebook app send out traffic

SSL issue captures Facebook app sending out traffic

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 If your Facebook app is sending out traffic and you are experiencing SSL issues, it is possible that the SSL certificate being used by the app is not valid or has expired. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a security protocol used to encrypt communication between a web server and a web client.

If the SSL certificate is not valid or has expired, it can cause SSL issues when trying to communicate with the server. This can result in errors such as "SSL certificate expired" or "SSL certificate not trusted".

To fix this issue, you can try the following steps:

Check the SSL certificate validity: 

You can use an online SSL certificate checker to check the validity of the certificate being used by the server.

Renew the SSL certificate: 

If the SSL certificate has expired, you need to renew it. You can contact your SSL certificate provider to renew the certificate.

Install a valid SSL certificate:

 If the SSL certificate is not valid, you need to install a valid SSL certificate. You can contact your SSL certificate provider to get a new SSL certificate and install it on your server.

Update your app:

 If your app is not using the latest SSL libraries, you may need to update your app to use the latest SSL libraries.

Check your network settings: 

If you are still experiencing SSL issues, you can check your network settings to ensure that your app is able to communicate with the server using SSL.