Your connection is not private (Certificates needed?)

[jdelo]

Hello, I am new to this, I appesrs that that the filter is working but insead of a "This page is blocked by Open DNS", I get a, "Your connection is not priveate" message.  Do I need to install OpenDNS certificates?  

[rotblitz]

This is a normal browser warning which you always get if a domain is blocked by your settings and you try to access this domain via HTTPS.  OpenDNS can only present you an OpenDNS certificate, but the browser expects a certificate from the (blocked) domain.  So, this is all normal, and there's nothing you can do about except to unblock the domain.

[alexander_brooks]

Unblock what domain? I get the same message and I havent blocked this domain. It's giving me this only on aol.com, yahoo.com, google.com

ALSO, it's blocking categories i DIDNT block??

WHAT DO I DO? o.O

[rotblitz]

See https://support.opendns.com/hc/en-us/articles/227987007
and https://support.opendns.com/hc/en-us/articles/227988767

[givingdesign]

What's the 2020 answer to this problem? I', in the same boat as Alexander--everything was working fine, now sites that I have not blocked and have accessed with no problem before get the message in Chrome on my MacbookPro. 

[rotblitz]

That is the answer. You either accept this browser message (because the site would be blocked anyway) or you download and install the certificate.

[givingdesign]

What certificate? (Sorry, lawyer, not techie...)

And I disagree with this statement: "because the site would be blocked anyway"

The sites getting blocked the last week+ are sites I've had no problem accessing before with OpenDNS/Umbrella.

[rotblitz]

But you can click links I published above, can you? I thought you did.

[givingdesign]

yes 

[cyberhic]

You just need to install the Cisco Umbrella Root CA into your computer certificate store.  Super simple.  

https://support.opendns.com/hc/en-us/articles/227987007-Block-Page-Errors-Installing-the-Cisco-Umbrella-Root-CA

[rotblitz]

Yes, this is one of the links I posted above already. Didn‘t see?