Chrome outlines further changes to security indicators for HTTP/HTTPS sites
(Android Police)

Earlier this year, the team behind Chrome stated that all HTTP pages will be marked as `Not secure` later on this year, in a bid to encourage even more site owners to move to the more secure HTTPS standard. We now know a little bit more about planned changes to Chrome`s security indicators, including how HTTPS pages will be shown as default pages going forward. From September 2018 (and the release of Chrome 69), encrypted HTTPS sites will no longer need a green `Secure` indicator, although the padlock icon will remain to assure users that they are browsing a safe domain. Read MoreChrome outlines further changes to security indicators for HTTP/HTTPS sites was written by the awesome team at Android Police.