So so a nice feature (irony), now there will be a single point of control for all your traffic. Point controlled by Google and the US... Also, it is a proxy, n

So so a nice feature (irony), now there will be a single point of control for all your traffic. Point controlled by Google and the US... Also, it is a proxy, not a VPN, globally meaning that they could see in clear if not all the content of the traffic , at least the destination that is now hidden by TLSv3. What is interesting is also with something like that they can grow again their ad and saas revenues: now they can easily identify "same users", also you could expect things like websites requiring authentication provided "transparently" by these proxies.