Google Chrome starting today, there will be an extremely important change, which will affect the entire Internet, the company Google announcing some time ago that they intend to implement it for users. More precisely, starting on July 24, Google Chrome will mark websites that do not have HTTPS as insecure, so that users know that they are browsing a website that does not offer them the best security for accessing data.
Google Chrome will have this change implemented starting with version 68, which Google intends to launch this very day, so those who stay with version 67 will not feel the impact of the changes. Google has offered a multitude of warnings regarding this change since a few years ago, so all websites that have not yet switched to HTTPS will be marked as such in Google Chrome, and should be avoided, in general.
Google Chrome: ATTENTION, the MAJOR change affecting the ENTIRE Internet
In the image above, Google Chrome has the modification that Google will impose starting today, all with the idea of making the Internet safer for users around the world. Google has promoted the adoption of HTTPS for websites since a few years ago, and this is because this type of connection provides security, while the old HTTP standard does not, and Google Chrome will warn people about this thing.
Google Chrome will continue to allow users to access websites, as Google has no intention of blocking access to websites that do not have HTTPS, although they endanger the security of users' data. Google Chrome is the first browser that will display alerts like the one above in the case of browsers that are not secure, but we will most likely see similar warnings from browsers of other companies that offer such software.
