The latest beleaguered Google product to get a death date is Google+. Google's controversial Facebook clone is shutting down on April 2. Google has been backing away from the service for years ...

Google is shutting down Google+ for consumers following a disclosure Monday that the private data of hundreds of thousands of users on its disappointing social network were potentially exposed ...

Google today announced that it will shut down the consumer version of Google+ following the discovery of a bug that it opted to keep secret. In a blog post, the search giant framed the decision as ...

Now Google+, which was already a ghost town largely ... of the Senate and House Of Representatives, and led to the shut down of Facebook’s Onavo market surveillance app. Constine was formerly ...

Google discovered the Google+ issue as a part of its broader Project Strobe initiative to limit third-party access to user data. To resolve this issue, Google is shutting down the consumer aspect ...

As of publishing this update, Google+ is permanently shut down. If you didn’t have the chance to back up any of your data from your Google+ profile, you might still be able to grab some of it.

This report also indicated that Google planned to essentially shut down Google+ as it unveils new security measures, and the company quickly made that official in an announcement, saying the ...

Google+ is shutting down at last. Google announced today it’s sunsetting its consumer-facing social network due to lack of user and developer adoption, low usage and engagement. Oh, and a data leak.

Visit Google Takeout Select the data you want to keep Adjust download formats Choose where and how your data is stored Google+ is set to officially shut down its consumer version on April 2nd ...

Google said Monday it is shutting down the long ailing social network Google+ for consumer use amid new scrutiny of the company for reportedly failing to publicly disclose a security bug affecting ...

Google said Monday it is shutting down the long ailing social network Google+ for consumer use amid new scrutiny of the company for reportedly failing to publicly disclose a security bug affecting ...