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Gossipy tidbits about the decoupling of Google+ and Gmail initially surfaced in the spring. Google, obviously, hasn't precisely pulled out all the stops to yell about the change from the housetops, rather deciding to quietly hold the obligatory coordination.
In spite of the fact that the change implies that new Gmail clients will never again be compelled to sign up for Google+, in any case they'll have the alternative to do along these lines, as should be obvious in the picture above.
Gundotra sudden flight from Mountain Perspective started gossipy tidbits and exceptional hypothesis about the future (and fast approaching downfall) of Google's interpersonal organization, which executives at Google were speedy to deny. Notwithstanding, the choice to retreat on a key part of Google's development procedure for Google+ proposes, best case scenario, that they've evaluated clients needed to settle on that choice for themselves. Even under the least favorable conditions, its an alternate sign that Google+ as we know it is on the slashing square.
Obviously, the compulsory Google+ Gmail mix wasn't the first occasion when that Google caused the fierceness of clients. There was the time Google killed its RSS peruser, which had a little yet savagely dedicated fanbase. Also when Google advertised that Youtube clients would require a Google+ profile to get to the stage, the site's extensive client base was insulted. To compound an already painful situation, it later became exposed that the constrained joining of Google+ and Youtube really brought about fundamentally more spam remarks, trolling, and some innovative employments of ASCII craftsmanship. Maybe having took in a profitable lesson in keeping the peace, Google may be making moves to make its Google+ joining less Draconian.
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