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Starting from today's release of Chrome 68, all unencrypted websites will be explicitly marked as "Not Secure" on the address bar. Google began to promote it a long time ago, but not many people responded to it at that time. This is mainly because it is difficult to migrate to HTTPS, there is a certain technical threshold, and the cost is relatively high; the second is that there was no industry driving this change at that time.

­after years of promotion, Google has attracted the attention of users and webmasters by marking these sites as unsafe links in Chrome browsers. Thanks to the efforts of Google, 68% of the traffic on Chrome is currently protected, and 81 websites have used HTTPS by default since Top 100s.

­on the official support page, Google explains:

­over the past few years, we have been advocating the adoption of HTTPS on the site to improve its security. Last year, we also helped users by marking larger HTTP pages as' unsafe'.

­however, starting from July 2018, with the release of Chrome 68, browsers will mark all HTTP sites as "unsafe".

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