N96 - security warning on each click on internet ?

why there is a security warning on each click when I use gmail ?
How to disable the useless warnings ?

ok go to app manager and go to gmail app(so it is a hilighted option) u will see that you can select settings above the scroll buttion, you can authorize this app not to show u security settings every bloody time, hope this works out for you let me know please
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Internet Security Warning - The Server you are connected to is using security certificate that...

Mail Client on Laptop is Windows Live Mail. Mail server outgoing.yahoo.verizon.net. DSL Internet. Long time Verizon customer. Client configuration settings correct according to Verizon. I now get an Interenet Security Warning message whenever I start up the Live Mail Client and send an e-mail. Only happens on sending e-mails. The warning message comes back looking for a YES or NO answer. The message is
"The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that could not be verified."
"A certificate chain processed, but terminated in a root certificate which is not trused by the trust provider."
"Do you want to continue using the server?" "YES or NO"
I click YES in order to successfully send e-mail messages which I do not like to do. I only have to press YES on the first e-mail message that I send. The rest outgoing e-mail work correctly after that first one.
What has Verizonn done to cause the problem on my client software? I have done nothing to change configurations on my Windows 7 and Windos Live Mail laptop. I have done some research, and verified that my computer time and time zone is correct. I am looking for an explanation on why this is happening from Verizon.
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If no one has a better idea you may want to unlink Yahoo from VZ. http://forums.verizon.com/t5/Verizon-net-Email/Unlinking-Verizon-email-from-Yahoo-portal/td-p/413475 It is possible to lose data as pointed out in the linked thread.
OR Did you get any indication that your mail server settings were going to change at the end of Sept 2013? A mass email went out for "standard" verizon users earlier this year. I am not sure if this effects Yahoo/VZ settings.
If a forum member gives an answer you like, please give them the Kudos they deserve. If a member gives you the answer to your question, mark the answer as Accepted Solution so others can see the solution to the problem. Thanks !!!
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Internet Security Warning on every Send/recieve

Hi Experts,
We are using self-signed certificate for our server and all the accounts are using POP3/TLS as their account setting. As expected whenever we open Outlook 2007, we get the Internet Security Warning, to which we answer YES and it works perfectly fine.
But from last few days, on one of the laptop the warning comes on every send/receive and everytime we try to send an email. I haven't changed anything on that laptop and all the settings are same on all the other laptops.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance..

Hi,
Please follow the instructions to remove the warning :
Log in as the administrator. Enter Password and Username when prompted into the corresponding fields in the login screen.
Launch the Start Menu by clicking on the
Start icon located on the bottom left corner of the Home Screen Taskbar.
Launch the Internet Explorer browser
application. To launch Internet Explorer browser, click on the label that reads the same, in the
Start Menu Pop. Alternately, you can launch it by clicking on
Internet Explorer browser the shortcut icon. The explorer browser can also be accessed by clicking on the Internet Explorer icon on the Quick Launch bar.
Select the label that reads Tools from the toolbar. From the submenu that drops down, select the
Internet Options option. This will launch the Internet Properties
window.
Microsoft Outlook 2007
From the internet options Window, select the tab that reads Content.
Select the Clear SSL State button under the label that reads
Use certificates to positively identify yourself, certification, authorities and publishers. You will be prompted with the confirmation box as soon as you hit the Clear SSL State. Hit the OK button to confirm your selection. Next, select the Advanced
Tab. (you will find the )
The advanced tab will list down all the Setting details of the browser. Hit the option that reads
Reset. Click on the Apply button after you are done with Resetting. Close all the programs and initiate system restart.
Re-launch the Microsoft Outlook application and check whether your system will receive any further error warnings regarding Outlook 2007 Internet Security. The above technique will fix your issues with Internet Security warnings.
In case you still have an issue then I would suggest you to open phone case with Microsoft support to help out in correcting the issue caused .You can create case by calling toll free 1-800-936-4900 or alternately you can also visit
http://support.microsoft.com/oas
Hope this helps
Thanks

Internet Explorer Security Warning Message

Hi am using pure html and am sure not using any active
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When i preview in Internet Explorer, though it shows the
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To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has
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Someone said the the java script tag is giving the warning,
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Can someone point me where am going wrong in the html code i
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The Code:
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Hi,
My immediate reaction is don't panic! If you are testing your
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about. The whole issue of Active X controls is another sore point
when having to deal with Microsoft's handling of interactive
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Triggering of the warning can be caused by various things
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Try this one
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Hello - we have built a course to train a proprietary
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Welcome to our community, Vanessa
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Opening a pdf from a link in another pdf shows always security warning

The problem occuers every time in the same document, even if i put "remember this action for this site for all PDF documents" with ALLOW.
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