> I'd imagine that end users who don't trust Google aren't using Google. Except Google use to just guide your to the content, you just had to trust them to giv

> I'd imagine that end users who don't trust Google aren't using Google. Except Google use to just guide your to the content, you just had to trust them to give you the best possible answer. Now you have to trust they have the real one too. > Users who care can see the URL and the domain for which the cert is signed. Most users do not care. Most users do not care if their passwords are stored in plain text, or if a bridge they cross has been built by a proper engineer. Consumer ignorance is not a valid reason for shady practices.