Why my site is showing as dangerous site is the free use of website domain over

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Website URL

(expense1995.infintyfreeapp.com)

Error Message

(its showing dangerous site )

Other Information

(it is a php site for day today expenses calculation)

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Whitelist it in your browser and report is as false alarm

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I need a permanent solution, how did it became dangerous site

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This

or get your own custom domain

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You tell us. It’s your site.

Is it actually dangerous? If so, then you should know how it became that way.

Is it not actually dangerous? Then your site is not dangerous, and wondering why your website is dangerous is irrelevant. These bad site filters are largely based on automated scanning, and automated scans can have false positives. As for why the particular scanner your browser used that marked your site as dangerous, only they can tell.

Disable the bad website detection features in your browser? That’s the only permanent solution I can think of.

The alternative is to accept that there are no permanent solutions, and that while these bad sites detection systems are created with the best intentions, they do something get it wrong, and then you need to take action yourself to get it corrected.

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On all gagets and devices it is showing its dangerous

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Hi adityasmenon95,

This is “noisy neighbors” effect on the free domain, and basically not everyone using the domain is necessary going on the right path. Suspensions do happen to keep those out but still there’s a huge chance for the domain to get flagged as a whole. So you know.

Getting a custom domain can help a lot as that separates you from anyone else, but since you kinda “got caught” already, you need to report “false positives” to quite a few places to get that cleared.

Antiviruses and search engine sites typically flags websites with a bad domain reputation and having forms on their homepage. You application is a calculation application meaning inevitably you have a lot of input fields on the page and on a free subdomain.

A good place to start is:
https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_error/?hl=en

Cheers!

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That probably means your site is listed with Google Safe Browsing, which is used by basically all browsers except Microsoft Edge.

As for how to solve it, we already told you:

You can also add your domain to Google Search Console and request a review from there. A confirmation that whatever problems Google found on your site was solved by the website owner probably carries more weight than someone random on the internet reporting a false positive.

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Free ssl certificate would make it secure

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It would make it secure, but it won’t change the ‘dangerous’ status.

It’s still a good idea to have a certificate installed though

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