Free certificate authority Let's Encrypt announces end of expiration notification emails
Ending Support for Expiration Notification Emails - Let's Encrypt
https://letsencrypt.org/2025/01/22/ending-expiration-emails/
According to Let's Encrypt, there are several reasons for the termination of the notification email service.
1: Over the past decade, more subscribers have implemented reliable, automated processes for certificate renewal.
2: Providing expiration notification emails means maintaining millions of email addresses associated with certificate issuance records, and for privacy-conscious organizations, it is important to eliminate this information.
3) The millions of dollars spent annually on expiration notifications could be redirected to other aspects of infrastructure development.
4. The expiration notification mechanism makes the infrastructure more complex and harder to manage, increasing the likelihood of mistakes. In the long term, as we add support for new service components, we need to manage the overall complexity by phasing out components that are no longer relevant.
If you want to continue receiving expiration notifications, we recommend using a third-party service such as Red Sift Certificates Lite, which allows you to manage up to 250 certificates for free.
Never miss an expiring certificate with Red Sift Certificates Lite
Users will receive technical updates and other announcements from Let's Encrypt and its parent nonprofit organization, ISRG, according to their preferred settings.
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