While trying to configure a sitemap on the hosting, I noticed that an AES script is being injected, causing the XML sitemap to be served as text/html instead of XML. As a result, Google can’t properly access or read the sitemap, which is extremely important for SEO and indexing.
Is there a way to configure or disable this behavior, or is it a default setting of the hosting provider?
Thank you.
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The security system is mandatory and cannot be disabled, although search engines crawlers should be able to access your website normally. But indexing takes time, it could be days, weeks, or even months.
I don’t know why are you thinking that Google cannot index your site. If you just did some curl yourself then please understand that curl is one of the things that this system blocks. If you used the indexablility tool in the search console, while it sounds a bit strange, but that tool isn’t as sophisticated as the actual crawler and cannot get pass the system.