Post Corporation Guides Users on App Security Measures
Algerian Post has issued a warning to users of its Baridi Mob application regarding an “Invalid server certificate” message, advising them to update the app solely through official platforms to ensure digital security.

Algerian Post Corporation has issued an important notice to users of its Baridi Mob application, addressing an "Invalid server certificate" message that may appear upon opening the application. This message is reportedly due to the expiration of the server certificate associated with older versions of the app, indicating a need for users to update their installed software.
To resolve this issue and maintain secure access, users are instructed to update the Baridi Mob application exclusively through official and approved platforms. The corporation specifically named Google Play and the App Store as the legitimate sources for obtaining the latest version of the application, ensuring that updates are secure and from verified channels.
The warning from Algerian Post also emphasized critical security advice, cautioning users against downloading the application from unofficial or unknown links. It explicitly advises against using unofficial websites or APK files distributed through social media platforms, highlighting the potential risks associated with unverified sources and underscoring the importance of adhering to official distribution channels for all updates.





