Google does a disservice to its Gmail users by not turning on HTTPS by default — as doesn’t Facebook, MySpace, Hotmail, Twitter and other websites that require you to log on with username and password.
These and other sites not using SSL for their logon page could almost be called negligent in their [lack of] support for user privacy.
So why is the ‘S’ in HTTP’S’ important?
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