We recently announced the acceleration of the G+ sunset for consumers. The sunset is now scheduled to take place in April 2019, and over the coming months we will provide users with information to help them migrate off of G+. Users interested in preserving their G+ data should follow the instructions on our Google+ Help Page. https://support.google.com/plus/answer/1045788

Source: Google+ Help – Google+

Thus comes the official word on the end of Google+ for consumers.

We will have updates soon. Please book mark and visit. In the mean time we suggest you think about getting your google+ house and data in order. Here is how to save / salvage and archive your years on Google+

Download your Google+ data

You can export and download your Google+ data, including your Google+ circles, communities, streams and +1s.

Note: Downloading your Google+ data will not delete your Google+ profile. Learn how to delete your Google+ profile.

Download all your Google+ data

You can download an archive of all your Google+ data at once, including your Google+ circles, communities, streams and +1s.

Note: If you want to download Google+ Pages content, sign in as the Google+ Page.

Go to the Download your data page. You might have to sign in.
Unselect the Google+ information that you don’t want to include in your download .
Click Next.
Choose a file type.
Choose how you want your data delivered.
Click Create archive.

Note: If you want to download Google+ Pages content, sign in as the Google+ Page.

Download specific Google+ data

Instead of downloading all of your data, you can download specific Google+ data, such as your photos, events or posts.

Go to the Download your data page. You might have to sign in.
Next to the type of content that you want to download, such as Google+ Stream, click the down arrow .
Click Select specific data.
Select the specific data that you’d like to download.
Click OK.
Click Next.
Choose a file type.
Choose how you want your data delivered.
Click Create archive.

Note: If you want to download Google+ Pages content, sign in as the Google+ Page.

Learn about the types of Google+ content that you can download

Google+ Stream

Google+ circles

Google+ Communities

Google+ +1

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Well this is going to suck for potentially 100’s of millions of daily users.

We lost StumbleUpon in 2018 and now Google bows out of the social media micro blogging space.

It is inconceivable that despite being on 100 of millions of Android devices Google Plus just could not compete and where edged out by the likes of Twitter, Facebook, and all the instant chat apps people use these days.

Anyways the reason this is now big news is because Google has announced a accelerated susnset of Google+ for us normal users!

Where will all the Google+ Spammers and Trolls go…?Probably where the G+ refugees flock to.

So if you have pics and the like and chat / message history on G+ check out the top link and instructions are there. We are going to be doing some trial back ups and posting a final goodbye on Google+ come March 31 2019 and backing up our history on it for the last time.

This could well be one of 2019’s most under reported epic corporate fails. It is certainly one of the biggest commercial flops in Google’s history and they are doing the right thing by shutting out the lights on it.

Remember Anglefire, GeoCities, MySpace, Tripod, AOL, and now Google+ ?

Lets see how Alphabet / Google down plays it and History remembers it if at all…

First announcement, back in October 2018, put the closure in August 2019:
https://blog.google/technology/safety-security/project-strobe/

Later, in December 2018 – after further review and more discoveries, the time table was moved up for the closure to April 2019:
https://www.blog.google/technology/safety-security/expediting-changes-google-plus/

… what it boils down to is that vulnerabilities in various aspects of Google+ were discovered and pointed out to Google. Those vulnerabilities caused a review of the Google+ product as a whole by Google. If one goes back the entire history of Google+ it did not live up to its potential at any point and has been steadily declining. Given that history and the discoveries that then made Google review the product, it came down to what most would objectively term a business decision: too many resources dedicated to something that is less than successful as-is — time to change it where it could be more tightly controlled (limited in scope) and properly maintained.

This, the free / public Google+ you are utilizing right now to post/read this will cease to exist in April 2019.

(There was no reported “breach”, merely vulnerabilities.)