The Not Secure Connection Warning control, located below Privacy & Security on the Safari screen in Settings.

How to get a warning when you visit websites that use HTTP on iPad

You can get a warning when you visit websites that use HTTP on iPad by turning on Not Secure Connection Warning in Safari.

By Tom Griffin - Executive Editor
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On iPad, websites use HTTP or HTTPS to transmit information to and from Safari, and HTTP doesn’t provide a secure connection. That’s why you can choose to receive a warning when you visit websites that use HTTP. You can also browse the web privately in Safari on iPad.

The Not Secure Connection Warning control, located below Privacy & Security on the Safari screen in Settings.

  1. Start the Settings app on your iPad.
  2. Tap Apps, then tap Safari.
  3. Below Privacy & Security, turn on Not Secure Connection Warning.

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Tom Griffin is the editor-in-chief at GeeksChalk where he oversees all of site’s evergreen content to ensure it’s up to date with the latest information. Hailing from London in the UK, he has over seven years of experience in the tech journalism space and holds a degree in English Literature. In his spare time, Tom can found checking out the latest video games, immersing himself in his favorite sporting pastime of football, and petting every dog he comes across in the outside world.
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