1. Then make some password-protect mechanism instead of taking that choice away. That's the key issue, that Google is trying to make decisions for its users bec

1. Then make some password-protect mechanism instead of taking that choice away. That's the key issue, that Google is trying to make decisions for its users because Google may think it knows better. 2. OK thanks. 3. That is a corporate policy issue, it can state all corporate network is monitored and it installed a local CA etc. Without a local CA all https sites will pop up warnings and it leads to more problems. By the way corporate normally tunnels a safe list of https sites without doing any MITM, such as banks, well known "good" websites etc.