Popular People activated privacy settings in Google+

Most of the nearly all popular people on Google+ has made some important privacy settings such as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have all activated privacy settings on their Google+ profiles so that no one should track them of how many followers they are  following.

Till now we all can se whom they are following and how many follower they have in Google+ friend Circle and Zuckerberg was the most-followed person on the novel and latest social network, what was just behind very close to Brin and Page. Now it is very sad for other that as privacy settings has been updated on those profiles, at this point of time we don't able to see in the least details about their "Circles”, that way Google+ calls friend groups or how many people are following them.

The transform of the account through privacy settings that can be performed by any users, it is very easy. Clicking on Settings and choosing the Privacy tab lets you decide on what in sequence about your circles is showcased on your profile. Undoubtedly, Zuckerberg and the others every one of them decided on to make the circle details private. It is hard to understand that why all of them at same time change the privacy settings.

 As we know from the statistics before this settings came in to effect, Zuckerberg was leader, with thousands more followers than Brin or Page.

                                                       

Google+ is said to at the present possess over 10 million members, and that user base is predictable to scale quickly. In view of the fact that its debut on June 28, 2011, Google has added more characteristics to the Google+ familiarity, and is slowly incorporating it into its different other services. Zuckerberg in recent times commented on the competitor service at a Facebook event.

Google Email Unveils Location Data Importance for Future

A recently divulged email written by a Google product manager has discovered that the location data unruffled by the search engine giant is important to the company’s future. The email is part of a public filing made in a lawsuit adjacent to the company last year. The email designates how significant collecting location data is to the company for its mobile and advertising services approach. The email exchange between Google product manager Steve Lee and Google co-founder and CEO Larry Page was discovered for the duration of a lawsuit filed by Skyhook Wireless.



Google maintains in the email that assembling location data was very important to the implementation of confident mobile applications and web sites. The data is functional for distributing online advertisements based on users’ location.



The company, with user permission, gathers location data of wireless access points being entranced by its Android operating system. Google also gathers Wi-Fi access point locations from people using its Chrome web browser. The Wi-Fi location data permits Google to establish the estimated location of mobile phones and desktop computers, which is then used to bring location based advertisements.