Google’s email service Gmail will now use server-based encryption for added security. And Google will always use a secure HTTPS connection when exchanging data between the user’s computer and the Gmail server. As a result, it will not be possible for anyone in the middle of the network to read your message. Earlier the default HTTPS system was on, but it could be turned on or off as optional.

However, Gmail messages are no longer encrypted when exchanging between an internal server or a data center after moving from a user’s device to a Google server. But from now on, Google will keep all your messages encrypted in case of relocation between Gmail servers. In the Gmail blog In one post This information was provided by Web Giant.

Of course, law enforcement agencies or even Gmail or other Google services Of the NSA Like can’t escape the gaze of the project Google. If you want to know the information from the government organization, the company will be obliged to disclose it as usual. Even so, owning one is still beyond the reach of the average person.