For me, it was just a blank screen, hopefully, it was nothing.
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Anytime you see a site being downgraded to HTTP, that's stranger danger, a bunch of noses trying to touch your private parts. Close the tab, check the URL, if the URL is right, then it's either down, or hacked.
It's dangerous and your ISP can see anything and everything you do. They can also change the information sent back to you by the website and fool you into thinking it came from the site you're visiting.
It's also easier for hackers to attack you if you're not using http.
With HTTPS, your internet service provider knows what website you're visiting, but not what you're doing, and they can't alter the information being sent to you by the website. They also know how much data is coming and going between you and the site.
It's dangerous and your ISP can see anything and everything you do. They can also change the information sent back to you by the website and fool you into thinking it came from the site you're visiting.
It's also easier for hackers to attack you if you're not using http.
With HTTPS, your internet service provider knows what website you're visiting, but not what you're doing, and they can't alter the information being sent to you by the website. They also know how much data is coming and going between you and the site.
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