[Cortez]

But saying something is insecure doesn't make it secure.

[StavrosK]

Yes it does, it forces people to avoid it, indirectly forcing the creator to make it secure.

[Cortez]

Avoiding it doesn't push to make it secure, communicating with the creator directly will.

[StavrosK]

It's unreasonable to expect Google to email every website owner in the world to tell them to switch to TLS.

[nsgi]

Lots of people avoiding it will give the creator a much bigger incentive, though.

[imajes]

No. However, Google have a plan for this. Apparently right now HTTPS is considered a 'strong signal' in google rankings, which normally gets the message to most site owners/product people.