The warning you’re seeing indicates that WordPress’s automatic updates are disabled due to the automatic_updater_disabled filter being enabled. This typically happens when the configuration in WordPress or the hosting environment has been set to prevent automatic updates, often for security or compatibility reasons. To enable automatic updates, you can navigate to the WordPress Security section in your Hostinger hPanel and toggle the button next to “Enable all” under Automatic updates configuration.
Enabling automatic updates is generally recommended for security reasons, as it helps keep your WordPress site protected against vulnerabilities by automatically applying security patches. However, if you have custom modifications or specific plugins that might not be compatible with automatic updates, you may choose to manage updates manually. Consider your site’s specific needs and the potential impact on functionality before deciding.
The warning you’re seeing indicates that WordPress’s automatic updates are disabled due to the automatic_updater_disabled filter being enabled. This typically happens when the configuration in WordPress or the hosting environment has been set to prevent automatic updates, often for security or compatibility reasons. To enable automatic updates, you can navigate to the WordPress Security section in your Hostinger hPanel and toggle the button next to “Enable all” under Automatic updates configuration.
Enabling automatic updates is generally recommended for security reasons, as it helps keep your WordPress site protected against vulnerabilities by automatically applying security patches. However, if you have custom modifications or specific plugins that might not be compatible with automatic updates, you may choose to manage updates manually. Consider your site’s specific needs and the potential impact on functionality before deciding.
