On Monday Google announced that Google+ was heading in a new direction . +Bradley Horowitz - Google's head of Photos and Streams - explained that Google+ would focus on an interest-based social experience on Google+ itself and a Google+ Profile identity would no longer be necessary across Google products. The first big post-announcement change: the separation of YouTube comments from Google+. It's a major change of direction for Google, and I think it was a good decision. I think this is a positive change for both Google+ and YouTube, as well as other Google products. A Gradual Change The separation of Google products from Google+ has actually been going on for some time now. Just over a year ago I posted an overview of what Google products required a Google+ Profile . Since then, I've had to update it many times: October 2014: Google Hangouts extension and apps no longer require a Google+ Profile March 2015: Google Hangouts chat photo sharing and group vid...
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