Google Plus is officially dead. When Google E-Commerce Photo Editing announced the declaration in October, the announcement produced a lot of news. And Google Plus released even more news when it discovered another data breach. But Google Plus was really dead long before Google announced it. The death of Google Plus shouldn't really have E-Commerce Photo Editing been a surprise to anyone. It has been life-sustaining for many years. Now, what's surprising to some is that Google Plus, which is usually described as a failed social network, wasn't primarily a social network.

If Google Plus wasn't a social network, what was it? Google Plus wasn't meant to be a place to share life updates, cat videos, and historically inaccurate E-Commerce Photo Editing memes with your friends. Indeed, we focused on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest. But in reality, Google+ was developed as an identity service. This may be more related to life and death than, for example, being unable to compete with Facebook. advertisement Continue reading E-Commerce Photo Editing below In August 2011, Google's then CEO Eric Schmidt told NPR reporter Andy Carvin that Google + was built as an identity service, not as a social network.

Replied that because G + was built primarily E-Commerce Photo Editing as an identity service, it basically depends on the people who use their real names to build future products that leverage that information." Carvin wrote in a Google+ post. .. "For those E-Commerce Photo Editing who are worried about their safety, he said G + is a complete option. No one is forcing you to use it. People at risk It's clear if you use your real name. You shouldn't use G +. " The rise of identity During the years 2009-2015 (roughly speaking), businesses and governments around the world have asked us to build an online ecosystem that can replace passwords.