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Well, Google has always had internal accounts for most of the services that are tied to your Google Company account. I don't know if G+ works this way, but I wo
by dirtyaura 15y ago
Well, Google has always had internal accounts for most of the services that are tied to your Google Company account. I don't know if G+ works this way, but I would assume that the problem isn't something that G+ user would encounter until Google releases Google+ for Google Apps.
- w1ntermute 15y ago> Well, Google has always had internal accounts for most of the services that are tied to your Google Company account. Ironically, this is exactly one of the points that Steve made in his original post.