Well, Google Plus will shut down by August 2019. That's still about 10 months to go. Google may already have something else to replace G+...may be or may be not. BUT at WA we still have Pinterest, Twitter and Facebook. Each of them has over 200 million global users. With G+ going, WA members still have exposure to over 600 million consumers. Like you said, "webtalk" might turn out to be another great social media platform - may be or may be not.

Seems like WTalk has been in Beta for years. I think they are not going to be what they advertise. Hope I am wrong.

Have you heard about webtalk? What do you think about it?

I've heard about it. But I don't have access to it since no one refer me. I think it could be a great social media platform. But I don't know they could go even further because most of social media user come from teenagers that only want to have fun. Webtalk, I think more toward to professional social media like linked in.

If you know about TikTok, they make a fortune in short period of time because a lot of teenager and below 18 using that platform.

World population now has too many teenager and under 18 people. So I don't think webtalk can be successful like Facebook. People are moving to Instagram and LinkedIn right now.

I just understood that there is a mass migration group springing up all over - so I'm thinking that Kyle can lead the WA in choosing a new platform where the community could grow together.

I learnt that big mass migration groups are looking into options like MeWe, Mastodon and Pluspora.

I don't know about Webtalk, but I saw some WA members are interested in it. Probably we should be looking at indexing, data protection, accessibility to wider audience...

I’m not sure that platform is IG. They have really strict rules.

Have you tried Webtalk already?

Yes, l have joined them but not really active as they are still in Beta Mode. Just wait and see what will come up.

Can you invite me to Webtalk then ShuiHyen? What do you need from me for that?

John

Why not, I send you the invitation link.

Seems like we have to wait and see... May be Google will come out with an alternative?

SSL Insecure Content Fixer is not as effective.

Thanks Jo for your comment.

Technically, a link might be safe or unsafe, and when it is unsafe it could scare people away from a website.

I removed most links and scripts of a certain affiliate partner from my site because they were unsafe. It took me days to track them down as the source of the insecurity. It was not obvious in the beginning when I added the affiliate scripts but as my site became more and more indexed in Google, with some traffics coming up, the insecurity became obvious. Even when there is green padlock on the site, the browsers will flag issues of insecurity to visitors. So by removing the scripts and codes, no further security issues were flagged by browsers.