Google+ Announces Three New Features in Response to User Feedback
By Karla Robinson
October 10, 2011
October 10, 2011
- Google+ users can now lock posts or disable comments before sharing. Previously, users could share to selected circles, but would then have to close comments after the post was made.
- “This feature comes in response to popular user feedback, reassuring the G+ community that the platform does, indeed, have its privacy and best interest in mind,” reports The Next Web.
- TNW also reports there is a new unread notifications number displayed on the tab bar, so that users no longer have to download third party apps.
- Additionally, Google+ now has searchable hashtags, although the hashtag results are mixed in with regular key word findings.
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TNW asks some interesting questions:
Will this new feature be useful to you, and does this come as a welcome update? (In regards to privacy issues.)
How do you feel about the video-style presentations for Google+ feature announcements? (Check out the vid on the TNW post.)
TNW asks some interesting questions:
Will this new feature be useful to you, and does this come as a welcome update? (In regards to privacy issues.)
How do you feel about the video-style presentations for Google+ feature announcements? (Check out the vid on the TNW post.)
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