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Mobie
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I've got a number of my educational games available online and I'm approaching schools to use them. I notice that, because my URL is only HTTP and not HTTPS, the browsers now say that my site in "not secure." There's no money, no financial information, and no username or password exchanged on my games, so I don't know if I should go to the trouble and expense to add the encryption. I suppose I should add the encryption, but I don't know if this venture is going to make any money to cover the expense. Do you think people would avoid my games because their browsers say they are not secure? Would it open up my games to someone hijacking them somehow? Opinions welcomed.
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