Is the address bar of your login mailbox at the beginning of https?

Log in to the mailbox and note whether the address bar begins with https.

In order to prevent NSA monitoring, Google will extend keyword search encryption to the world. Want to know if your search results are encrypted? A piece of cake.

Open the browser and type Google, and most browsers will automatically jump to the Google search home page (mainland users may not be able to open it, or jump to the google.com/hk page)

Notice the result of the jump and take a closer look at the URL: it starts with "https://"" and there is a small padlock icon (for "safe browsing") next to it, as shown below:

Starting today, Google will provide this top-level encryption protection for all Gmail users around the world: HTTPS. When this feature was first added in 2010, it was only a default option, but from today on, Google will be more proactive in protecting users, because this feature will never be turned off by users.

The actual measurement is available.

Not only that, Google also said that all the flow of the user's mail, including from the user to the Gmail server, the Gmail server, and the Google data center, all the flow process will be encrypted.

Here, by applying for digital encryption certificates from major CA authorities around the world, we can encrypt devices that other mail servers can support SSL encryption to prevent information leakage and snooping. As a domestic independent research and development digital certificate certification organization Wotong has provided the most comprehensive encryption solution to the majority of users, making the mission for all to establish online trust and ensure online security.