Google plans to replace the "lock" icon in its Chrome browser because it implies a website is "trustworthy" when that might not be the case. A new and more neutral icon will take its place.
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It appears that Microsoft is exploring the idea of replacing the HTTPS lock icon in the Edge address bar. Google had noted that some people mistakenly think that it indicates a site's trustworthiness.
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