HTTPS Becomes Default for Gmail

Courtesy Mashable!  Wed, 01/13/2010 - 06:30

In an effort to increase security for its Gmail users, in 2008.

Google has added the option to always use HTTP Secure (HTTPS) when accessing Gmail.

However, this option was disabled by default; Google’s reasoning for this was the fact that HTTPS makes your email access slower.

Now, Google has decided that internet connections for most of its users are fast and stable enough to turn this option on by default.

If you...


 

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