Originally shared by haldattey
This is what Google means by saying only Shutting down "Consumer side" of G+
Google has this web product called G Suite it's a paid subscription which offers custom domain to Gmail, Cloud storage beyond 15 GB, Ad free experience in Google products and they can use G+ privately most of the users are like online tutors and their students and their user data remains private. Google+ would be available for them for communication purposes, since its part of the subscription of 3 million people.
However G Suite users are not "business accounts who promote products" like many people got confused about. (Including me). They use it for privacy.
Tldr; After 10 months, you can't use G+ if you don't pay for it.
Reshare so people who are still confused about how G+ is getting shut down will understand.
Could someone buy a G+ Suite package and just invite everyone onto it?
ReplyDeleteYou can buy google suite and get this along with a bunch of other incentives, but that just means they r gonna drive more users away
ReplyDeleteRobyn Richards Ahm. Ahm. Would that be possible?
ReplyDeleteRobyn Richards if you want to pay for every individual user in your organisation, sure.
ReplyDeleteI read that non-profit organisations can get unlimited free users, but you'd probably have to be able to document that they are actually members of your organisation, which would also require reporting periodically to your relevant tax authority.
G+ has not had it's walls put up for consumer free accounts. My GSuites account sees all on G+. I expect all consumer generated content to disappear. Any GSuites made content will be for your domain only. External invites will be a question.
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