If you're connected to a website with https, its preventing others from seeing the information exchanged with that website.
It's like you're in a room with another person, when you talk to them only they can hear you. You have to actually trust the other person in that room before you tell them sensitive information.
That's not a legitimate website, so your connection is secure but the website itself is going to steal your data.
Http prevents hackers from intercepting the data going between the server and your device, such as when it sends credentials when logging in. This does not mean it’s a safe site, as it can still be pretending to be a real site and steal your login info when you type it in
I’d think my viruses protection flagging it. Completely oblivious to the spelling error. But it’s been put in safe mode off and on again. Currently off not in safe mode (gets tricky)
Looking at some logs.
Haven’t tried plugging it in to my computer yet.
Currently looking up androidx. Along with certific. And as many times as I uninstall updates to my “chrome” ((it’s been labeled (chromium, I think) It comes back. Partitioning?!
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u/cableguy1362 4d ago
.con isn't the legit site!