How to force your website to use https and SSL
You may have noticed that most website addresses start with https these days. This means that the site has an SSL certificate or Secure Sockets Layer, which means that data sent from the website and back again is encrypted and can’t be tampered with. You’re probably used to seeing this sort of thing when doing online banking or shopping on the web. So, aside from actually getting an SSL for your domain, which you definitely...