Gmail quietly drops mandatory Google+ accounts for new users
By John Glenday
Google has bowed to public pressure and quietly ditched its requirement for all new users of its popular Gmail service to sign up for a Google+ account whilst doing so, a public acknowledgment of the lack of popularity in the latter service.
Now when signing up to a Gmail account Google has kindly inserted a ‘no thanks’ button for those not wishing to take the plunge with Google+, although the search giant claims it remains committed to the Facebook rival for now.
In a statement provided to WordStream Google said: “We updated the signup experience in early September. Users can now create Read full story ›
Source: The Drum




