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 Every certificate has an expiration date. This isn't a bug — it's a security feature. Short lifetimes limit the damage if a private key is compromised, and they force organizations to prove they still control their domains.
 
-Certificate lifespans have been shrinking steadily. A decade ago, certificates lasted up to 5 years. Then the CA/Browser Forum — the industry body that sets certificate rules — reduced the maximum to 3 years, then 2 years, then 398 days. In April 2025, they passed Ballot SC-081v3 unanimously, setting a phased reduction to **200 days** (March 2026), **100 days** (March 2027), and **47 days** (March 2029). Let's Encrypt already issues 90-day certificates by default.
+Certificate lifespans have been shrinking steadily. A decade ago, certificates lasted up to 5 years. Then the CA/Browser Forum — the industry body that sets certificate rules — reduced the maximum to 3 years, then 2 years, then 398 days. In April 2025, they passed Ballot SC-081v3 with zero opposition (25 CAs in favor, 5 abstentions, all 4 browser vendors in favor), setting a phased reduction to **200 days** (March 2026), **100 days** (March 2027), and **47 days** (March 2029). Let's Encrypt already issues 90-day certificates by default.
 
 The trend is clear: shorter lifespans, more frequent renewals, and zero tolerance for manual processes.