This is an important blog post. Go read it from the source.
Update: David Drummond from Google appears on CNBC to discuss the situation more.
Also, Google just made it so that Gmail defaults to https. This means that even if you use a public wifi hotspot, you’ll have an encrypted tunnel for the communication between your browser and Google. This makes your email much more secure against sniffing or snooping.
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