After months of Google+ being unsuccessful at taking the edge over facebook, Google announces a new plan. Google executive Vic Gundotra announced yesterday that they will be "adding features that will 'support other forms of identity'". "Google+ will soon support pseudonyms", a major victory for security and privacy advocates. If Google+ get's rid of their "real names" policy they will finally be the social networking site that people will flock to when running away from facebook. Although there is still no word how this will work into the national ID system, it is a step in the right direction.
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Friday, 21 October 2011
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