Gmail Makes Https The Default Security Setting on Gmail

Google ’s really sticking it to the man this calendar week , firstover the Chinese censorship issueand now with their battle over Gmail security , switching from “ http ” to the far - safer “ HTTP ” as the nonpayment setting .

https://gizmodo.com/google-refuses-to-continue-censoring-results-in-china-5446712

What does this mean for you ? Not much confessedly , as they ’ve been declare oneself the choice for using hypertext transfer protocol since 2008 . you may twist it off if you want to — at your own hazard — but as Gmail Engineering Director Sam Schillace pronounce :

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“ Using hypertext transfer protocol help protect data point from being spy by third parties , such as in public wifi hot spot . We ab initio left the choice of using it up to you because there ’s a downside : https can make your mail slower since cipher datum does n’t travel across the entanglement as quickly as unencrypted data .

“ Over the last few months , we ’ve been researching the security / latency tradeoff and decided that turn hypertext transfer protocol on for everyone was the right thing to do . ”

What ’ll it be next for the Mountain View crusaders ? Will theyside with Conanand service get his prison term slot back ? [ Gmail blogviaTechRadar ]

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