Today, GMail added new feature to their GMail product which was already included in Better GMail 2, which is HTTPS Support. By enabling this feature, all of your activities will be placed in https protocol rather than the default http (in the past, GMail only use https when you logged in and after that, they will switch to http unless you said to use https). The reason behind this is that https works with encrypted data, so it will take time to decrypt the data. It's not efficient if you use https all the time if you are working at home. But if you use public hotspots, then https is a must.
Good job GMail team. We are waiting for your next innovations
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