By enabling the “Always use secure connections” feature in the Google Chrome browser settings for iPhone or iPad, you can ensure that websites always load via an HTTPS connection.
This means that the connection between your iPhone or iPad and the website is encrypted and less susceptible to third-party attacks. So Chrome will always use HTTPS to connect to websites, making your browsing more secure.
However, keep in mind that some websites may not support HTTPS and you may receive a warning when you visit these websites. You really shouldn't visit this type of website anymore, HTTPS is pretty much the standard for every website these days.
Always use secure connection (HTTPS) in Chrome on iPhone
Open the Google Chrome browser on your iPhone or iPad. Then press the menu button at the bottom right, recognizable by the three horizontal dots.
In the menu, drag the top bar to the left. You will now see “Settings” press it to open the settings.
In the settings, press “privacy and security” to open the Chrome security settings.
Enable the “Always use secure connections” feature by pressing it.
You can choose to use the “Always Use Secure Connection” feature in Google Chrome for iPhone if you want to add extra security to your browsing on your iPhone or iPad.
HTTPS is a security protocol that encrypts the connection between your iPhone or iPad and the website. The information sent and received cannot be intercepted or read by third parties. I recommend enabling this function if you send privacy-sensitive information via the Google Chrome browser, such as when shopping online or sending files via the browser.
Once more. Please note that not all websites support HTTPS. In some cases, enabling the “Always use secure connection” feature may result in warnings or error messages when you visit these websites. You should no longer visit these types of websites because they do not comply with the current HTTPS standard.
I hope this helped you. Thank you for reading!
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