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This is set up at the carrier's level whereby they disable HTTP for Google search. To re-enable it, you can define your search to: https://encrypted.google.com/
by Mandatum 12y ago
This is set up at the carrier's level whereby they disable HTTP for Google search. To re-enable it, you can define your search to: https://encrypted.google.com/#q=search https://encrypted.google.com/#q=search
- fabulist 12y agoAre you saying adding "encrypted" to the URL fixes the problem? Because, the author does attempt to access google directly over HTTPS. And it is not set up at the carrier level; Google performed the redirection from HTTPS to HTTP.
- geocar 12y agoNo, it's set up at Google, whereby they disable the HTTP for Google search when asked to nicely (£££).
- chc 12y agoIt costs nothing to make your DNS server point users to nosslsearch.google.com. I think you are letting your feelings toward Google cloud your perception of reality.