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Reason for Security Problem...
The government needs to fix its website--anyone here work for/with NWS?
The issue is that the security certificate does not match the website because the suvey is on another sub-website.... I tried pasting the screen with details, but it did not stay on here correctly. But if you actually read the details, you can make your decision. It does look okay.
Besides, although it is a secure website (like the ones you put your credit card info on for on line stores) you are not actually entering any information about yourself--you don't give your name or address or anything, so I don't know why it is a secure website in the first place. Note that this website is NOT a secure website and apparently you have no problems typing information on to this website. I have no clue why that website is a "secure" website--I can only guess it's because of some government regulation that applies to ALL government websites... So common sense says that the securty certificate is not an issue!
The issue is that the security certificate does not match the website because the suvey is on another sub-website.... I tried pasting the screen with details, but it did not stay on here correctly. But if you actually read the details, you can make your decision. It does look okay.
Besides, although it is a secure website (like the ones you put your credit card info on for on line stores) you are not actually entering any information about yourself--you don't give your name or address or anything, so I don't know why it is a secure website in the first place. Note that this website is NOT a secure website and apparently you have no problems typing information on to this website. I have no clue why that website is a "secure" website--I can only guess it's because of some government regulation that applies to ALL government websites... So common sense says that the securty certificate is not an issue!
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