On Wednesday, Logitech said an expired certificate within Logi Options Plus and G Hub had triggered the crash on macOS.

Users were left in a lurch as Logitech failed to update a certificate its apps need to manage its mice and keyboards.

A fix is now available for accessories connected to Mac products, but you’ll have to manually install the update.

Logitech says an expired developer certificate is to blame after swaths of customers were left infuriated when their mice malfunctioned. Various users took to social media complaining about a range of ...

An expired security certificate breaks the Logi Options+ and G Hub apps on macOS, leaving many Logitech mouse and keyboard ...

If you’re a Mac user who has recently discovered their Logitech mouse or keyboard is not working suddenly, or not working ...

If you’ve been having issues with your Logitech mouse on your Mac, it’s not you, it’s them.

According to Logitech’s support page, the problem was caused by “an expired certificate” required for the apps to run. Windows users were unaffected. The issues only impacted Mac users because macOS ...

An expired certificate has resulted in numerous Logitech peripherals losing full functionality in macOS. Here's how to remedy ...

Logitech users on macOS found themselves locked out of their mouse customizations yesterday after the company let a security ...

Logitech has released a patch for its Options+ and G Hub applications on macOS, after a certificate expiration caused ...

The tech uses what Lenovo calls “next-level light-harvesting technology,” which charges the mouse and keyboard using indoor ...