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Chrome Introduces Enhanced Warnings for Insecure and Suspicious Websites
- Google Chrome has enabled the 'Always Use Secure Connections' setting by default, warning users before connecting to insecure HTTP websites.
- Chrome will show warnings for suspicious websites, distinguishing between dangerous and just suspicious sites.
- Users can mark websites flagged as suspicious as safe if they are certain of the site's security.
- Chrome's Enhanced Protection mode, with these new warnings, aims to make users 10 times safer.
- Google states that most users are unlikely to encounter these warnings frequently.
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