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The former employee, Chris Messina, said in his somewhat lengthy post
that the company has missed so many opportunities to make a unique,
industry leading product with Google+ that it's hard to understand what
purpose the platform still serves.
Or, as Messina put it: "So what the f*** is Google+ for anyway?"
With privacy both an important and misunderstood concept
in cyberspace, Messina wrote that the Google's lack of strategic thinking means that the development of online identity—with all its positive and negative connotations—has been essentially ceded to Facebook.
Google did not respond to a request for comment. Read the entire post here.
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Or, as Messina put it: "So what the f*** is Google+ for anyway?"
With privacy both an important and misunderstood concept
in cyberspace, Messina wrote that the Google's lack of strategic thinking means that the development of online identity—with all its positive and negative connotations—has been essentially ceded to Facebook.
Google did not respond to a request for comment. Read the entire post here.
Read MoreGoogle's latest innovation: A spoon?
Matt HunterSenior technology editor at CNBC.com.
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