Quote from: akirasendo17 on February 08, 2020, 01:02:54 PM

SSL and TLS in not only for the website itself , for example in the domain name, this domain can also be use for emails like example: test@domainnme.com, we use also this settings , for the email to pass-through or else if you setup an email, in athird party email client
it wont work, SSL also encrypts the message, that travels example to the cloud , but after the email has been sent its no longer encrypted or the email has been recieved, thanks for the informative post, i think i already made a post like this one but still this is helpful nice job

Thank you for appreciating this thread. I'll edit it again right away and add your statement about SSL and TLS. I'll just quote it because I don't wanna take credit about the information you provide. It's good that people should know how safe if a site have encrypted data using the certificate's algorithm for encryption.

Quote from: Perkjeff on February 08, 2020, 09:47:07 AM

Yes, I saw your warning but not the reason why Wink

Or may be you were thinking about another reason too.

Anyway, thank you for the edit. It's appreciable someone taking care of his topic instead of only posting a message an never coming back.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of situation like this here :/ So thank you OP Grin

Threads like this should be full of information and since I did not complete fill other details about the SSL and TLS pros and cons so that is why I edited and add some warnings. I have read a reply that the information you can search in the internet are not all correct and some are misleading that will do harm or put a person in trouble like losing funds and other stuff.