verification failed. the certificate for this server is invalid. you might be connecting to a server that is pretending to be "setup.icloued.com" which could put your confidential information at risk.
As suggested by the message, something that you have downloaded or installed on your iPad is attempting to connect to something that it shouldn't - in this case, "something" that is attempting to fool you into believing that you are connecting to an Apple iCloud resource. Note the (mis)spelling of the resource.
Do not click-through any warnings.
Identifying (and deleting) the culprit should be relatively easy - as whatever it may be is likely to be what you are attempting to open. This may be an email or other message received, an embedded link, or an installed App.
As suggested by the message, something that you have downloaded or installed on your iPad is attempting to connect to something that it shouldn't - in this case, "something" that is attempting to fool you into believing that you are connecting to an Apple iCloud resource. Note the (mis)spelling of the resource.
Do not click-through any warnings.
Identifying (and deleting) the culprit should be relatively easy - as whatever it may be is likely to be what you are attempting to open. This may be an email or other message received, an embedded link, or an installed App.
verification failed. the certificate for this server is invalid. you might be connecting to a server that is pretending to be "setup.icloued.com" which could put your confidential information at risk.
