For Blogger bloggers: Is it time to move to HTTPS?

On May 3, 2016, Google announced on its official blog on the Internet that all bloggers can move from the HTTP protocol to the HTTPS protocol. Therefore, all blogs on the blogspot domain can now move to the HTTPS protocol. Note that, according to the news published on the blog, all blogs on blogspot will be converted to HTTPS automatically. You, dear reader, can confirm that Google has converted your blog by looking at the URL link of your blog and making sure that the HTTPS symbol appears. In the link. Google also indicated that it has added a special redirection option that enables the blogger to automatically convert visitors to his blog to the HTTPS protocol if he requests the same site but with the HTTP protocol. All you need to do is activate the HTTPS Redirect option in the blog settings, and thus all visitors will be transferred to your site using the HTTPS protocol. Google advises you to activate this option and not to use two copies of the site to ensure that your blog works optimally and that no error appears in the blog. Google had announced on its official blog on September 30, 2015, the start of testing the HTTPS protocol on the Blogger platform, but this topic was experimental and was not available to all users. After several months of experimentation and error correction, Google today officially launches its encrypted and secure version of the Blogger blog.

It is known that the HTTPS protocol is the protocol responsible for ensuring the opening of a secure channel between the user on the one hand and the server hosting the site on the other hand, and the site’s use of the HTTPS protocol ensures that the connection is secure between the user and the site and ensures that no third party spies on the user’s information or performs any tampering, even if simple, with the user’s information sent to the site or the information sent from the site to the user. It is also known that Google has begun to pay great attention to the HTTPS protocol, especially in evaluating sites and determining their ranking in search results. We have witnessed the transition of many sites from HTTP to HTTPS, and we have discussed this topic in Seo in Arabic in a sufficient number of articles. Finally, I want to remind you of the newest version of HTTP, called HTTP/2, which is still under experimentation and has not been approved. You can see the details of HTTP/2 in the following article. #GoogleSEOtag #GoogleNews #GoogleSEO #SEO