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What exactly does "sunsetting consumer Google+" mean? The blog post wasn't particularly enlightening. Are they shutting down Google+ as a social network?
by _emacsomancer_ 8y ago
What exactly does "sunsetting consumer Google+" mean? The blog post wasn't particularly enlightening. Are they shutting down Google+ as a social network?
- coltonv 8y agoFrom the article: "Action 1: We are shutting down Google+ for consumers." They will keep it active as an internal network, but regular old joes won't be able to use Google+ anymore.
- mc32 8y agoWhat about enterprise customers, does that remain or get sunset?
- Operyl 8y agoThey're going to continue to develop is, according to the post.
- _emacsomancer_ 8y agoSo why not just also leave it alone for the "consumers" who have developed communities there?
- Operyl 8y agoAsking the wrong person there, probably a lot easier for them I guess.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> They will keep it active as an internal network Probably, but the key point made in the article is that it will continue as an enterprise product, not just an internal one (though presumably Google is one of the enterprises that will continue using it.)
- leephillips 8y agoSo, nothing's changing?
- slater 8y agoHa!
- urda 8y agoWhat exactly does "sunsetting consumer Google+" mean? The blog post wasn't particularly enlightening. Are they shutting down Google+ as a social network? FTA: Action 1: We are shutting down Google+ for consumers. seems pretty obvious that's the case.
- _emacsomancer_ 8y agoI mean, I get the term "sunsetting" - that isn't the problem. I don't know what "consumer Google+" means. I can guess that it might refer to the use of Google+ by ordinary people as a social network, but I'm far from certain of that interpretation.
- anticensor 8y agoIt is one you access via https://plus.google.com https://plus.google.com .
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- Operyl 8y agoThey are shutting down the consumer version, which is the public edition. They are going to continue to develop and market Google+ for Businesses (like Facebook for Work).