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Yes I have been contacted by them but this is the first time someone from your team has actually conformed that it should behave that way.

All we have to do now is work out why it is not working on my site!

Hi @frenchomatic
Is your working now with GDPR turned on?

My images showed up when I disabled GDPR and then refuse to display unless I keep GDPR turned OFF.

Disabling GDPR fixed my problem but then again, no GDPR!

Yeah turning off GDPR fixes it.

Email sent.

You’re lucky! Mine have disappeared altogether!

This error has been corrected through direct and FAST customer service.

Tried it but no.

That causes an extra error being shown:
*Custom JavaScript is not allowed.

Hi,
This is happening on a number of pages that

before

had auto-ads turned on and then I turned them off.

I have no caching plugin loaded on to the site.

The site is cached at Cloudflare and I have just purged that page from cache and the error is still there.

15 pages have been flagged as errored so far. Here are a few more:
https://diyvideoeditor.com/easy-video-editing-software/amp/
https://diyvideoeditor.com/cyberlink-director-suite-review/amp/

OK now, I found it.
I had an old Instant Articles plugin still running and it was adding the second viewport meta tag.
Thanks for tip on disabling minify as that allowed me to spot it.

The AMP validation tool (not Google) gives that page a Pass with no errors reported.

Often the Googlebot encounters glitches when it is crawling AMP pages and then reports errors.

Of course at that time you go running around trying to fix errors that actually don’t exist!

So, when you see an error reported in Webmaster Tools, take that URL and enter it into the actual AMP Project validator here: https://validator.ampproject.org/

If it fail there you have a problem, if it passes then ignore the error and pretty soon Google will re-crawl and remove the errors.

The page you have indicated you need help with above does not seem to have AMP activated on it.

Can you provide a URL to an AMP page on your site that is being reported as having problems?

First of all uninstall the AMP plugin but leave AMP for WP installed and activated.

The AMP for WP plugin does NOT need the AMP plugin installed.

Hmmm.. if you go to that page and right click the image then select “copy image address” you get the non-https version.
If you do the same thing and choose “open in new window” you get the https version.

So, have you tried going to the Permalinks setting and choosing to Update Permalinks?

Also, if you are using any caching plugin have you flushed the cache to make sure that old references to non-https objects have not been stored?

Wow!
It’s not just your homepage, t is every page as far as I can tell.
I have a site using the colormag theme you are using so it may not be that.
Have you tried disabling all plugins to see if it stops doing that?
If it does handle the situation then re-enable plugins one by one and keep checking to fins if there is a conflict occurring.