Internet users encounter a variety of errors daily. In Mexico, for instance, over 25% of users face connection disruptions while browsing.
Errors can range from database connection problems to browser/TLS-related issues, each with its own impact on website functionality and user experience.
In this article, we'll explore "your connection is not private" errors, including what they are and how you can fix them.
What Does "Your Connection Is Not Private" Mean?
This type of error usually appears when your browser is trying to prevent you from visiting an unreliable website.
A reliable site uses a valid SSL certificate, enabling it to run on HTTPS, the secure version of HTTP.
A "your connection is not private" error occurs when the browser can't establish said SSL connection or verify the website's certificate.
Websites with faulty SSL certificates make it easier for hackers to steal personal information like passwords and payment details.

































