Google+ is shutting down permanently on April 2, 2019.

Last year, Google announced the disappearance of its social network Google+, which has never established itself with most users. The team of the little-followed Mountain View firm has become the hotbed of security breaches, so it has decided to cease its existence. At first, it was mentioned that by August 2019, Google+ would be gradually shut down. Then the American group changed their plans to speed up the process when a new bug was discovered. And now we have the full schedule for the closure of the platform, which will expire on April 2, 2019, when it became extinct.

Google+ closing its doors on April 2, 2019, options removed in February

Some features will be removed in February. Here is the program provided by Google:

• February 4, 2019: It will no longer be possible to create new Google+ profiles, pages, communities or events.
• From February 4 to March 7, 2019: The functionality to post comments on websites by Google+ will be removed from Blogger on February 4 and other pages by March 7.
• Mid February or early March 2019: Google+ sign-in buttons will stop working. In some cases, they will be replaced by Google buttons.
• In early March 2019: Moderators and owners of Google+ communities will be able to download additional data from their communities (author, content, photos, etc.) for each post.
• April 2, 2019: Google+ comments will be removed from all sites. Google+ accounts and pages will be shut down, and Google will begin deleting content from accounts, including photos and videos saved in archive albums or shared on pages. Only documents stored in Google Photos will survive.

There you go, you’ve been warned and if you’re still a social network user, you can now organize yourself. Will you miss Google+?

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