google wants you to use https…now

google wants you to use https…now

google wants you to use https…now 1000 300 digital devotee

Google has been hinting at wanting the internet to be more secure for a while and now they are taking steps…the new version of Google Chrome 56 coming this month will mark HTTP pages that collect passwords or credit cards as non-secure, as part of a long-term plan to mark all HTTP sites as non-secure.

If you’re not sure what all the HTTP/HTTPS stuff is about and how it effects your website rankings and data, read my previous article why your website should be using https.

Taura Edgar

I am a digital marketing professional based in Hong Kong since 1998. I have developed and led digital teams to grow brands and have a wide background in strategy, conception, art direction and production for digital projects.

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