Chrome will stop highlighting HTTPS sites as secure

Later this year, Chrome will adopt a new approach to indicating site security. Starting in September, the browser will no longer use a security indicator to highlight the fact that you're visiting an HTTPS page. Instead, Google will simply issue a warning when a website is not secure. As the company puts it, "users should expect that the web is safe by default, and they’ll be warned when there’s an issue". The change is coming in Chrome 69. See also: Google will require OEMs to provide regular Android security updates Google explains its handling of user data ahead of GDPR… [Continue Reading]