With privacy and security being so important nowadays, you would think internet users would demand that all websites use the encrypted HTTPS protocol rather than
With privacy and security being so important nowadays, you would think internet users would demand that all websites use the encrypted HTTPS protocol rather than «regular» HTTP. But as usual, humans are often ignorant or lazy when it comes to their own online safety. Ultimately, it is up to corporations to protect us. After all, we can’t depend on the government for such oversight (nor would we want to). Once again, Google is stepping in to better protect its users. This time, the wildly popular Chrome web browser is getting more secure thanks to a simple tweak. You see, in the upcoming version 90 of the browser, the search giant is making HTTPS default when typing in an address in the URL bar.
