Millions of websites won’t load on over 30% of Android devices starting next year — but there’s a fix
Monday, 9 November 2020
SSL certified sites are important as they protect bad actors from snooping on user data in transit. According to a report from Google, 95% of traffic is now encrypted on its network. Let’s Encrypt is one of the authorities that issues these HTTPS certificates to sites to make sure that traffic to that website passes through a safe route. The organization has issued more than 1 billion certificates and it serves more than 192 million sites today. Since there are multiple certificate authorities, some sites might face compatibility issues if your browser or app doesn’t support a particular certificate. Android users…
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