Wednesday night, we jumped at a tweet from the unofficial but official-looking @GooglePlusTweet account that read "Google+ is now open to anyone with a Google account." But when we investigated ...

Update, April 2, 2019 (02:39 PM ET): As detailed in the schedule below, today was the final day of Google’s beleaguered social network Google+. As of publishing this update, Google+ is ...

Google+ had few users, which in this case worked to its advantage. What is Google doing now? The company announced in a blog that it will be “sunsetting” Google+ for consumers and instead ...

Following the revelation of a security vulnerability that exposed the private data of up to 500,000 Google+ users, Google is finally ready to pull the plug on the consumer version of its troubled ...

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The demise of Google+ is a cautionary tale of rivalry, missed opportunity, and of course, drunk geeks waltzing. (...I’ll explain.) As an active user of Google+ and casual clairvoyant of Google ...

Google+ was a "controversial" product inside Google, according to this person. But that's not too uncommon within Google, since it's a large company with many employees.

Can Google+ offer a service that Facebook does not? While you wait for the chance to see for yourself, take a look at this slideshow to learn how Facebook and Google+ compare.

Google+ is integrated into the navigation bar at the top of almost all Google products (not including Blogger and YouTube). That way you can always keep tabs on the latest notifications from Google+.

Between 2015 and 2018, Google+ had a similar bug, which Google announced in October. It prompted the company to plan to shut down the social network in August 2019.

This was to be the core differentiator between Google+ (then codenamed Emerald Sea) and Facebook. As part of induction into Emerald Sea, my team got the 30-minute pitch from the Circles team.

Google announced that its social network, Google+, will shut down, after reports of a data breach that affected millions of users. The announcement left many surprised that Google+ still existed.