> has become almost completely not usable for businesses just trying to business Maybe they should have invested in proper end-to-end crypto and actually care

> has become almost completely not usable for businesses just trying to business Maybe they should have invested in proper end-to-end crypto and actually care about security. If you business depends entirely on a resource, it's usually a good idea to protect that resource. > Google's default web page Why would google do that? You're asking them to completely undermine their business model. Google/Facebook/etc are just as bad as governments in their desire to vacuum up as much personal data as possible. Usually, there isn't much of a difference between government and business - national security letters, PRISM, and FAIRVIEW (AT&T) mean that whatever these private business have is also available to government (or anybody else that can gain access to the data). Both sides like the arrangement, so why would they put up warnings? That would only reduce the amount of data they get to play with.