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This is true, actually. Pages seem to act exactly like regular user profiles other than the intention to have an associated brand instead of an associated pers
by FaceKicker 15y ago
This is true, actually. Pages seem to act exactly like regular user profiles other than the intention to have an associated brand instead of an associated person, and Google+ engineers have been posting that anyone can create a page (it just might not get the "confirmed name" checkbox by its name). So you could effectively set up a page with whatever name you want and use that as your pseudonymous profile on G+.
- primigenus 15y agoThat won't work, because Pages can't add people to their circles until they've added the page. It'd be pretty hard to maintain a social network that way.
- FaceKicker 15y agoAh, ok, I was wrong about pages working exactly the same way as user pages then, whoops.