Fix Google Chrome 68 'Not Secure' Warning with an SSL Certificate

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Would you trust a site with a “Not Secure” warning? Your customers likely wouldn’t.
Research shows that customers are unwilling to share personal and payment information with sites that don’t appear safe to use.
Come July, if you have webpages that aren’t HTTPS, the secure version of HTTP, your site will display the words “Not secure” next to your URL, instead of just showing users an obscure warning symbol, as is the case now.
That’s because Google released a new version of Chrome meant to help users easily distinguish secure sites from the ones they shouldn’t trust. Other browsers will likely follow suit.
So, what do you need to do? Migrate your site to HTTPS by purchasing and installing SSL certificates.
HTTPS helps you reduce bounce rates, minimize abandoned shopping carts, and increase brand loyalty.
Don’t wait—remaining trusted is easier than you think.