Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure or HTTPS is an extension of the HTTP protocol. HTTPS secures the data transfer between client and server by encrypting all of the communication.
HTTPS allows a client to safely share sensitive information with the server through an HTTP request, such as credit card information, passwords, or bank account numbers.
Developers at Jello were prone to making insecure requests, so management has mandated the use of an errIfNotHTTPS function to validate all url inputs.
Somehow a developer has still managed to try to use the wrong URL! Fix the bug.