Safari was also scheduled to drop TLS 1.0 and 1.1 this month.

Perhaps it’s the recommended setting to safeguard your browsing data. These full-page errors are scheduled to roll out with the release of Chrome 81, and with Firefox 74, both scheduled later this month. If you have enabled the option and are about to open a website that doesn’t use HTTPS, a ‘Not Secure’ warning will appear in the address bar.

Please tap on the toggle next to Always Use Secure Connections to Turn it ON.

Scroll down and open the Privacy and Security tab.

Select the Settings menu from the list.

Here are the steps to enable and always use HTTPS connection on Chrome Android:

Enable Always use HTTPSīy default, Google Chrome is set to use the secure connection, but if you have disabled this option for any reason, you can always enable this option from the Chrome Browser settings menu. It is strongly recommended not to disable this option perhaps you can temporarily disable it for one-time use. Firefox Click the small gray shield icon on the extreme left-hand side of the address bar, directly to the right of the Back button. Turning off this option will not highlight any secured or unsecured connection.

Tap on the option Always use secure connections to disable the toggle option.

Scroll down and tap on the Privacy and Security tab. Microsoft Edge now can automatically switch users to a secure HTTPS connection when visiting websites over HTTP after enabling Automatic HTTPS.

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