> I think Google+ is also one of their first priorities.
If they're smart, it's not. The aggregate value Google+ provides is negligable compared to their other services.
If they're smart, it's not. The aggregate value Google+ provides is negligable compared to their other services.
I also upload videos, create documents, write blog posts, etc.
If I couldn't chose who I share those things with, I wouldn't be using those things.
The value G+ adds... makes those other services usable.
For you. The aggregate value Google+ provides is negligable compared to their other services, such as search, maps, email, YouTube, Chrome or Android.
In Maps, I see reviews of places written by my friends.
I rarely share YouTube videos publicly. Most of my videos are shared privately with Circles.
Google Play shows me reviews for Aps from people I've Circled. That affects my Android use.
For example, I'd say that I use G+ more than 95% Google users and I wouldn't mind much if it disappeared.
FWIW.