Google warns that HTTPS protocol will be enabled in 2017

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As you may have heard during the last few months of 2016, Google announced that in January 2017 it will classify as “not secure” all those web pages that do not contain the HTTPS protocol in their domain .

With this warning, Chrome ( version 56 and later) will flag any page that collects passwords or credit card information as unsafe unless it is served over HTTPS.

Currently, pages that still have HTTP are referred to as neutral by Google, but this is a new zealand telegram data short-term measure, as the technology giant intends to label all those that do not follow the protocol as “non-secure pages.”

How to switch from HTTP to HTTPS?
To avoid the “not secure page” message appearing when the user is visiting your website with a Chrome browser, you need to include fields that collect passwords and credit card data on pages encrypted using the HTTPS protocol.

It is clear that this new warning paves the way for marking as unsafe all those web pages that are not encrypted with the HTTP protocol. In addition, the new protocol version is a very important factor in SEO positioning . So if you have an optimized and well-positioned website, our recommendation is that you make this change as soon as possible so that your efforts are not in vain.

To ensure that your website has an HTTPS protocol, the way to achieve this is through an SSL certificate, this way, your website will be protected.

At LA TEVA WEB we advise all our clients to install professional SSL certificates on their websites, which are completely secure and comply with all the recommendations set by Google. If you need more information about your website, you can contact us .