Google+ dies today

Google+, along with several other technology giant products, went to its digital cemetery.

Google officially began the process of closing and deleting all user accounts on its Google+ social network platform, which marks the end of the company’s attempts to compete directly with Facebook and Twitter. About this writes The Verge.

The key reason for stopping Google+ was the “low usage” of it. In addition, it created problems with the security of the service. The company uncovered two significant data breaches that could reveal the information of tens of millions of Google+ users to third-party developers.

Regarding this problem, Google said that there is no evidence that the developers were aware of these bugs or used them.

At the same time, quite popular Inbox and Google URL shortening service URL Shortener also went to Google’s digital cemetery of products from Google+.

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