- Summary: Let's Encrypt has been sending expiration notification emails since its start and will end this service on June 4, 2025. Reasons for ending include subscribers' ability to automate certificate renewal, privacy concerns (retaining email addresses), cost (tens of thousands per year), and complexity in infrastructure. For those who want to continue receiving notifications, a third-party service like [Red Sift Certificates Lite] (formerly Hardenize) is recommended. It's free for up to 250 certificates, and more monitoring options are available. Let's Encrypt will minimize retained email addresses but allows users to opt in for other emails about technical updates and news. Users can sign up for email lists.
Main Points:
- Let's Encrypt to end expiration notification email service on June 4, 2025.
- Reasons: subscribers' automation, privacy, cost, and complexity.
- Recommendation: use [Red Sift Certificates Lite] for notifications.
- Option to opt in for other Let's Encrypt emails.
Key Information:
- Service inception and email sending history.
- Details of each reason for ending the service.
- Features and cost of [Red Sift Certificates Lite].
- Sign-up options for Let's Encrypt email lists.
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