Introduction
You may have noticed that modern websites start with https:// instead of http://.
But what is the difference, and why does Google prefer HTTPS?
What Is HTTP?
HTTP stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol.
It transfers data between your browser and a website.
Problem:
HTTP is not secure — data can be intercepted.
What Is HTTPS?
HTTPS = HTTP + SSL encryption
It protects data exchanged between browser and server.
Benefits:
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Prevents hacking
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Protects login details
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Builds trust with visitors
Why Google Prefers HTTPS
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Better ranking in Google search
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Shows a “padlock” icon in browser
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Required for most modern APIs & payment gateways
How to Enable HTTPS on Blogger
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Go to Settings
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Find HTTPS
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Turn ON:
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HTTPS availability
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HTTPS redirect
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Blogger automatically generates an SSL certificate.
Conclusion
HTTPS is no longer optional.
It improves security, ranking, and user trust — making it essential for every website in 2025.
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