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The big picture: Back in 2018, Google announced plans to shut down its controversial "Google+" social network, with shrinking user numbers and a series of data breaches being the primary reasons for ...

Google+ was Google's attempt at building a social network, but it was finally shut down in April 2019 due to its unpopularity and API security problems. However, Google+ continued to live on for ...

Everyone remembers Google+. Well, that’s a lie. Everyone remembers forgetting Google+. The platform, designed to compete with LinkedIn and Facebook, launched in 2011, bringing Google into the social ...

Following the shuttering of Google+ for consumers in 2018, Google announced that the G Suite version of the ill-fated social network will be rebranded as ‘Google Currents‘. Now, more than a year later ...

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As promised, today is the day Google begins deleting consumers’ Google+ profiles. In January, Google announced that it would initiate a phased closure of its failed social media platform. Google+ was ...

When MySpace announced in March that, owing to a “server migration issue”, 14 million pages and 50 million audio tracks had been deleted, the news trended worldwide. People were nostalgic about the ...

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Brendan is a freelance writer and content creator from Portland, OR. He covers tech and gaming for Lifehacker, and has also written for Digital Trends, EGM, Business Insider, IGN, and more. March 18, ...