It's a bit of an 'own goal' if this gets marked as 'won't fix'. As students upgrade to 22.04 where I work they will find they can't connect to the institutions or research centre wireless network. They won't care that the SSL change is protecting them from an old SSL bug, they will just come back 'it works in windows but not Ubuntu'. Central IT services who run the wireless will just shrug and say 'Linux not supported'. Need to make it easier to find how to turn on the Legacy insecure mode.
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