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I'm frustrated, beyond belief, WITH APPLE, here...

I've had many Apple products; the latest--and newest, which is less than two months old (oyPhoneSE)--because although I've owned a MacBookPRO (still have), and 3, 5, 5S iPhones...and now what I've been told "is Apple's comp. to their iPhone 12", when I purchased IT from Consumer Cellular--with their new (to me) service...

I'm extremely careful on the internet--I'm not on social sites, so I'm not understanding the definition of "conversing" online; when I've tried to understand HOW and WHY this keeps happening, and WHAT to do to correct it...?!?!?!

WHILE I'm at it, it also seems that more (and more often, too) the sites I go to are showing that little 'lock' icon immediately before the website ".com" name!

at top of/centered in title line--when it's opening first window...???

Thanks for your help...and expertise!

Posted on Apr 26, 2021 7:33 AM

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IB6857

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Apr 26, 2021 8:24 AM in response to irenefromleesburg

Then could you clarify your question? We can't help if we can't understand what you are talking about.

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IB6857

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Apr 26, 2021 7:42 AM in response to irenefromleesburg

Although I do not completely understand your main question, you mentioned seeing a little lock icon before the URL of some websites. That lock is there to tell the user that they are on a secure website (also signified by the https:// before the name of the website). Any websites that do not have that lock icon are not considered secure connections, meaning that you should be wary of submitting sensitive information on those websites due to the lack of encryption. I hope this helped.

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Apr 26, 2021 8:07 AM in response to IB6857

Thank you for your response; although I surely assumed that lock 'icon' signified a secure site, and do know that websites using that 's' immediately after/with the http (https), is 'secure', it's getting away from my problem; not being able to proceed--to where and what I was wanting...

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KiltedTim

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Apr 26, 2021 8:09 AM in response to irenefromleesburg

Please read this document: https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-5931

You are making very little sense.

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