From Mashable
Starting Thursday, Gmail will always use an encrypted HTTPS connection for sending and receiving email.
Gmail has supported HTTPS since 2004 (an option to enable HTTPS as the default setting for a particular account was added in 2008) and in 2010, Google made HTTPS connections the default user option.
See also: Turn on Gmail's 2-Step Verification - Now
Now, Gmail will only transfer data between your computer and Gmail's servers through an HTTPS connection. That means there is no chance of someone disabling the option on your account or machine in a .. Read More
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