[SOLVED] Why Does Chrome Keep Saying Your Connection is Not Private

For Latest Update Follow us on Twitter

Follow @ShankDeals247

Basically, "Your connection is not private" or "Net :: ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID" error occurs due to an SSL error. SSL (Secure Socket Layer) has been used by Turbotent and other websites to keep your pages private and secure.

Why Does Chrome Keep Saying Your Connection is Not Private

If you get the SSL :: Net ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID in Google Chrome, this means your Internet connection or your computer prevents Chrome from loading the page securely and privately.

It does not matter which webpage you're trying to visit, just make sure your identity is kept inconsistent. For this reason, I prefer to use VPN services for the first place. And here are some other things you can do to keep yourself in a safety loop. Let's find out something to search for. It's a good idea to fix something when you have some things to take.

Why Does Chrome Keep Saying Your Connection is Not Private

Adjust the system date and time

Wrong time and date is a big problem. Try following these steps to fix it and sync it
Right-click date and time on the right-hand corner of the desktop.
Choose to adjust date and time
Update your computer time and date on your current time zone.
Restart your computer and launch the browser

Clear browsing data (history and cookies)

Remember most files in cookies and history records, I recommend the practice of clearing your browser's cookies and cached files (including your store username and password).

Open Google Chrome and click on
Click More tools in the menu.
Select Clear history and cookies
Select Browsing History then click Clear Browsing Data.
Select the checkboxes and select "From the beginning".
Then click on "Clear browsing data button" and delete non-files
Exit and relaunch the browser.

Update / Stop Your Antivirus Program

Most often, because of the firewalls running or the antivirus program recognizing the website as unreliable, you are unable to access a particular website.

If you believe that any such content or code on the target website is harmful and reliable, then you need to get the settings of your antivirus program and the encrypted connection settings.

Note: These settings are different based on the antivirus program you are using.
If it is difficult to detect, try to stop the antivirus for testing and launching. If your browser opens this site, then your antivirus is causing the problem.


Go incognito

There are three ways to open a browser in your browser.
Right-click on the browser icon and choose "Open Incognito"/ or "Incognito".
When you open the Chrome browser, go to three vertical dots and click (New Incognito Window).
Or press Ctrl + Shift + N key combination on your keyboard.
What makes incognito mode restrict background extensions that hinder or ham the webpage from accessing a webpage or website.


Manage extensions

It is also important to install extensions/plug-ins on your Chrome

Settings ; More Tools and Go to Extensions
Once you reach pages
You can not select any extension
Some extensions interrupt or interrupt your network SSL connections, to uncheck it to disable them.

Use a VPN for your personal protection

As I mentioned, a good and trusted Virtual Private Network application is a good choice. There are plenty of VPN programs available at the moment, they are also at the best prices. Some of them are free.

I recommend TollBeer VPN and VPN for business when you are searching and exploring WWW, your private information is pricing and headache to the eye. So, switch to using tunneled channels, before your identity is threatened or leaked to private information insecure elements. In this way, your IP address and ISP information are safe and anonymous, with exposure to zero possibilities.

Strict your privacy These are the simplest ways to get rid of Chrome connections. Have some thoughts about the issue we are looking at soon? Do you agree with me about my problems? Comments are waiting for your messages.

Change DNS servers

When you use Google's public DNS (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) or Cloud's DNS (1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1), your DNS server is actually not seen in your "Your connection is private" error. Removing this and returning back to your ISP's DNS server Google and CloudFile are not perfect anymore

To do this on Windows, go to your network connection properties and make sure "Automatically obtain DNS server address" is selected. If you have added Google's public DNS or Cloudflare's DNS to your router, you can also remove it from there.

Check out the subject optional domain

Each certificate has been updated. This includes all domain name variation in which the certificate has been issued and is valid for it. It is important to note that https://domain.com and https://www.domain.com are considered as separate domains (just like subdomains).

Update your operating system

New operating systems such as stopping browser operating have expired, with new technologies like TLS 1.3 and the latest cipher suites. Certain elements from the latest SSL certs will stop working. Google Chrome really plugged in on Windows XP in 2015. If possible, we would always recommend upgrading new operating systems, such as the latest version of Windows 10 or Mac OS X.

Make sure your device is up to date on Windows, Mac or another operating system.

Restart your computer

We know that it is annoying, but it is necessary to mention it. If none of the above options work, try restarting your computer and your router. We know that many of you may have plenty of tabs or apps open and that's why we made one of these final options. But rebooting devices actually clean up most temporary caches and hic-ups.

Disable Chrome checking SSL certificate

You can also disable checking Chrome's SSL certificate. However, we can not afford enough tension, it's for testing and development purposes only. Never use the following options

Allow invalid certificates from localhost

If you are testing locally, browse to chrome: // flags /, if you will be able to use it in Chrome. Find "unsafe" and you should see "Allow invalid certificates for public loaded resources." Enable it in options and restart your browser.

Disable Chrome checking all SSL certificates

You can not tell Chrome to ignore all SSL certificate scripts. Right-click on the launcher properties if you're on Windows. Then add --ignore-certificate-errors to the target field. Then restart Chrome