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No, you're just making things up to try to make Google+ look bad. The only way that photos automatically upload to your account is if you download the Google+ a
by pkulak 14y ago
No, you're just making things up to try to make Google+ look bad. The only way that photos automatically upload to your account is if you download the Google+ app from the store, sign in, then enable that feature. That sounds like an engaged user to me and exactly the data that should count as an "active" user. I really don't understand the hostility that shows up every time Google+ announces some accomplishment. It seems like the old idea that eating an animal could give you its strength. On Hacker News, dumping on a project makes you better than its engineers, I suppose.
- ryanhuff 14y agoSorry, no. I have no desire to make G+ look good or bad. Also, if I installed the G+ app 6 months ago, and then take a picture of my kid today, there is no explicit intent to engage with G+. Claiming that I "engaged" with G+ is ridiculous. You have to recognize this. This certainly is not the type of "engagement" that they are trying to sell to advertisers or the press.