Google's Chrome 62 introduces "Not Secure Labels" for websites that do not have HTTPS, displaying "Not Secure" in red on the URL bar to warn users that the site is not encrypted. This new feature is designed to benefit users by improving security when entering sensitive information on non-HTTPS websites, as it warns of the real threat of personal data being at risk without encryption. The labels have been displayed since January 2017 and clicking the warning icon explains the non-secure connection.

1. G O O G L E
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2. Google has taken a huge step to web security that will largely
benefit netizens. Chrome 62 delivers better user experience with a
host of new features that includes "Not Secure Labels" for some
HTTP Pages. How does it work? Some users may not have noticed
that when you enter an HTTP page, your Chrome browser will warn
you if the website is not secure - right inside your browser. On the
URL bar, before the URL, a site that is lacking SSL will be marked
“Not Secure” in red. The illustration is how eventually all HTTP
pages will be treated in Chrome.

3. Since January 2017, URL of websites without SSL Certificate will
appear with a warning icon. See below. Clicking the icon will show a
“not secure connection” warning.
The feature is specifically important for e-commerce web users who
are at risk for putting in passwords, credit card information and other
personal data. The threat is real, and people put a premium on
personal information security, so this move by Google makes users
feel more secure on the web.

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