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The “Your connection is not private” error message is a common headache for many WordPress users. It usually appears when the browser considers your connection to be unsafe or unreliable. But don't worry, there are solutions to help you deal with this problem. In this article, we will go through them step by step.
Check the date and time settings
The first step in fixing the error may be to check the date and time settings on your computer. Incorrect settings may cause a conflict with the SSL certificate, leading to an error. Make sure your computer's date and time are set correctly, then try refreshing the page.
Clearing cache and cookies
Another solution is to clear your browser's cache and cookies. Sometimes old stored information can conflict with new data, leading to connection errors. Clear your browser history and cookies, then refresh the page.
Check the SSL certificate
An SSL certificate is a tool that secures the connection between the server and the browser. If the SSL certificate on your site is expired, corrupted, or improperly configured, it may lead to the "Your connection is not private" error. You can use online tools such as SSL Checker to check the status of your certificate.
Update your site to HTTPS
If your WordPress site is still using insecure HTTP, web browsers may display warnings about an unsafe connection. This can be fixed by switching to HTTPS. You can use a plugin for this purpose Really Simple SSL. After installing it, just activate the plugin and the website will be automatically transferred to HTTPS.
Insert the SSL certificate on the server side
If the above methods did not work, the last solution may be to manually change the SSL certificate on the server side. Please note that this method requires some technical knowledge and should be performed by someone with experience.
You can use the following PHP code to change the SSL certificate:
update_option('siteurl', 'https://yourwebsite.com'); update_option('home', 'https://yourwebsite.com');After entering the above code into the wp-config.php file of your WordPress site, you will update your site's URL to SSL. Remember to replace 'yourwebsite.com' with your website's URL.
Remember that it is always worth consulting a professional or the technical support team of your hosting if you are unsure of what you are doing. The security of your WordPress site is important, and incorrect manipulations can lead to additional problems.