In cases where that content server does not support TLS/1.2 or later, the content will simply be missing from the parent page. Often a website pulls in some page content (like script or images) from another server, which might be running a different TLS version. However, we expect that these cases will be rare-the TLS/1.2 protocol is now over 11 years old. In some cases, server software may have no support for TLS/1.2 and will need to be updated to a version with such support. (Note that you can leave TLS/1.0 and TLS/1.1 enabled on the server if you like, as browsers will negotiate the latest common protocol version). For those that aren’t, it’s typically either a simple configuration option in either the server’s registry or web server configuration file. As shown earlier in this post, almost all sites are already able to negotiate TLS/1.2.
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