Security News > 2024 > July > Microsoft forgets about SwiftKey's support site

Another Microsoft certificate has expired, leaving SwiftKey users that are seeking support faced with an alarming certificate error.

One such user contacted The Register after heading into the app's settings to find the support page.

In February, Microsoft rebranded it with the perky message: "Introducing SwiftKey Copilot Keyboard! Leverage the power of AI to boost productivity, unlock creativity, and help you understand information better."

Predicting when a certificate is about to expire appears to be beyond Microsoft, as demonstrated by the company's recent Microsoft 365 woes, and now SwiftKey's support site succumbing to a lack of attention on the part of Redmond.

The Register contacted Microsoft to learn more about the fate of SwiftKey and why the company has allowed the TLS certificate for support.

The release notes read: "General improvements to ensure your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard runs smoothly."

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