What does the “https://” at the beginning of a URL denote, as opposed to "http://" (without the “s”)?AThat the site has special high definitionBThat information entered into the site is encryptedCThat the site is the newest version availableDThat the site is not accessible to certain computers

The "https://" at the beginning of a URL denotes that the information entered into the site is encrypted. This is represented by option B. The 's' in 'https://' stands for 'secure', and it means that the website uses SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to encrypt information that is entered and transferred, making it safer for users to browse, buy, and share information on that site.