TS1363 My 4th generation  ipod touch won't sync at all  .... i reset it an everything but it just won't sync  ..... can anyone help me at all please ?

Please help me out ? this problem just happened all of a sudden.
By the way it is an 8 BG ipod.

Also, when I go on to safari, another alert pops up that safari cannot verify the identity of the website, anything that I type in to as common as google.com. It gives me 3 options to either cancel, look at details, and continue. I've looked at the details of the website of Google and it is legitimate the site. Any help?

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