This announcement is an excuse for the small amount of people complaining about it right now. Sorry if you feel that is aimed at yourself BUT...
When you consider the amount of people developing on BC globally and the client base each has... The number of people complaining about worldsecuresystems vs https:// Is actually low.
Again... This is not to say it would be nice to have, I am not saying I would not want it (I would!) but basically what points to just complaining is not constructive and wont lead to a change any time soon.
It would require a big update and change to the system - This is fact. With that and the low amount of request for it over the requests and what BC are working on, this will not be something that will jump the queue.
Now, Google have said this will start to effect ranking. Their announcement is more of an intention to do this to try and force the web to go all out HTTPS. As a note, and you can google this... https and ssl is NOT instant security, very often it is more of a warm blanket for people and things like heartbleed shows it is instant security! (Important to note this!)
BUT with this intention it does mean BC will need to put this work on their radar, now, with what they are working on right now with BC.Next, when they have said they hope to finish, the things they have said and things that need to be done right after (like some pretty big bugs and medium bugs that need sorting ASAP! for things to actually work) - You can bet this will not happen any time this year.
Will they loose a lot of people in terms of this feature (it is not a bug) ? - No.
So Yep, they will need to introduce an option to not use worldsecuresystems and attach an SSL and early or mid next year when google likely actually starts making this a higher ranking importance - YEP. But this year - Not very likely.
So it is important to understand these and threatening to jump ship etc... You wont see BC change on this.
I am on the partner advisory board so I know what they outline but BC still need to give some solid comments on this topic, but you can bet that it will be along the lines of the above.