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What is imminent non-https sites labeled?

Imminent non-https sites are labeled as websites that do not have a secure connection using HTTPS.

Who is required to file imminent non-https sites labeled?

Any website owner or operator that does not have HTTPS enabled on their site is required to file imminent non-https sites labeled.

How to fill out imminent non-https sites labeled?

To fill out the imminent non-https sites labeled, the website owner or operator must provide details about the website, including the URL, reasons for not having HTTPS enabled, and any security measures in place.

What is the purpose of imminent non-https sites labeled?

The purpose of labeling imminent non-https sites is to raise awareness about the importance of data security and to encourage website owners to enable HTTPS to protect users' information.

What information must be reported on imminent non-https sites labeled?

The information reported on imminent non-https sites labeled includes the website URL, reasons for not having HTTPS enabled, any security measures in place, and plans to enable HTTPS in the future.