Recently the tech giant Google made an important announcement that will affect the way we navigate.
Your net internet ride Google Chrome will now start flag as unsafe some websites with HTTP from January 2017.
Yes, this important announcement will definitely affect the way we navigate.
Your net web surfer Google Chrome will now start flag as unsafe some websites with HTTP from January 2017.
The tech giant Google explained that they will make changes to achieve a more secure web.
However, this is very close to change.
Google Chrome 56 marked as unsafe HTTP pages that transmit passwords or credit cards.
Moreover, this is part of a more ambitious plan to mark all HTTP web pages as unsafe.
Currently, Google Chrome marks HTTP sites with a neutral indicator.
They also recognize that traffic has moved to HTTPS, but much remains to be done.
Google explains that users do not perceive the lack of security icon as a warning.
Therefore, they will start to explicitly state that we are not accessing secure portals.
Its plan is to start with Google Chrome 56 from January next year 2017.
This will affect the websites using password fields or credit card.
