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If the Mac is configured with a transparent type of proxy deployment (such as using Unified Agent in Cloud mode, or an IPsec tunnel to WSS, or the ProxySG is transparent inline such as using WCCP), then when the application attempts to change cipher spec, client key exchange, encrypted handshake message, it is also sending over an RFC 5077 TLS new session ticket.

This behavior was observed whether the configured proxy was a local proxy or a remote proxy (:8080). If the router or firewall does not allow the workstation to have direct access to the Internet, then the request will fail.

The Kindle app does not honor the macOS proxy settings and tries to go direct to.

So you might get an even better deal if you wait.Here is a list of problems why the Kindle App for macOS does not work through the Web Security Service (WSS) or a ProxySG appliance:

You've got until December (at the earliest) to decide what to do and Amazon usually heavily discounts all its Kindles over the holiday period.

If you've received a notification from Amazon, you don't have to buy a new Kindle immediately - in fact, I'd suggest not doing so. So if you have an older Kindle e-reader, check your email. According to The Verge, you should've received an email Amazon this week that your device is going to lose some connectivity/abilities, but in that email it has also included a $50 discount code to purchase a newer Kindle - either a Kindle Paperwhite ($130) or a Kindle Oasis ($250) - as well as $15 worth of eBook credits. That said, it's not all doom and gloom for people with older Kindle devices. AT&T is going to do the same by late February 2022. Verizon is set to sunset support for 2G and 3G by the end of the year (December 31). This isn't a huge deal for older Kindles that have built-in Wi-Fi, as they'll still be able to download new content over Wi-Fi, but older Kindles that are LTE-only - such as Kindles (1st- and 2nd-gen) and the Kindle DX (2nd-gen) - will basically become obsolete.Īs for when these older Kindles will be affected, it depends on which mobile carrier that you have.

And older Kindle devices that don't support 4G and 5G, will lose their data connections. The reason for this is that all popular mobile carriers are transitioning away from 2G and 3G networks to 4G and 5G. Old MacBook Pro's Battery Bad? Apple Might Fix It