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As of now, it is impossible to change your Google+ Custom URL. The Google support page says:
Once approved, this URL will be linked to your Google+ page or
Profile, so be sure everything is exactly the way you want it. Once
your URL has been approved, you can't request to change it. When
you're certain, click Confirm.
Change your custom URL
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You can download everything via https://www.google.com/settings/takeout
Click the blue Create an archive button
Uncheck the Select all checkbox to uncheck everything, and then check just the Google Photos box.
You can click on Edit on this line, but the default is to download all your albums.
Click the red Create Archive button.
Wait
You'll receive email ...
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A solution that works is to:
Use the page information feature of your browser to examine the images on the Google Search page and locate your profile image. For Firefox this is right click -> page info -> media tab
The URL will be something like
https://[a google server]/[an internal id specific to you]/[lots of gibberish]/photo.jpg
Add a filter into ...
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Go to https://plus.google.com/apps/activities/
Click on Posts, Comments, or the set of activities you want to remove.
Enter this code into the console:
document.body.style.height = "200%"; // Always allow to scroll to wake the ajax
(function deleteItems() {
// All of the X buttons but from posts being removed
const xButtons = document....
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Update: since May 2014 it is now possible to edit the date and time for individual photos on Google+.
By heading to the photo details pane in the lightbox, you'll notice
that the data next to "Date taken" is now clickable. When pressed, you
are greeted with a popup in which you can edit the date and time
stored in the photo's metadata.
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In the contact for John Doe, you need to add a nickname John Doe. Then you will be able to type John Doe in the To field, and the contact will show as John Doe instead of Mary Jane.
In other words, the names seem to take the following precedence:
Nickname
Google+ name
Contact name
Stupid, I know, but at least it works.
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When viewing a Google+ album, click on "shared X" and you will get a lightbox where you can either directly enter email addresses of those without G+ accounts. They will get emails to view the album. Or you can use a direct link.
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Go to your Google+ page
Bring up the left-hand sidebar and click on People (formerly Circles)
Once in your People section you can select Have you in circles from the top, middle, grey bar
Another way to see at least some of the Google+ circles you are in (larger, public circles) is using the Public Circles Database- though this definitely doesn't cover the ...
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Google uses Schema.org Microdata information that you have included as part of the page to help determine what it will show on the page. See https://developers.google.com/+/web/snippet/ for details on how you can set this microdata yourself.
In general, you will want to make sure the page is recognized as having microdata by adding itemscope and itemtype ...
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I'm guessing this changed since 2013, since now you can do this:
Go to https://play.google.com/
On the sidebar on the left, click "My Play activity".
This will bring up a page with all your app ratings and reviews.
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In case you're still interested, I found a way that you can see what you're looking for. In Google+:
Hover your mouse over the top left of the screen to open the Google+
main navigation.
Select Settings.
Scroll down to the Apps and activities section and click Manage apps and activities.
Select the Google tab at the top.
Click on the Google+ link in the +...
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Google Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos give you 15 GB of storage space for free. This storage limit only applies if you've chosen to upload "Original" size photos (bigger than 16 megapixels) on your desktop or with Auto Backup on your Android device.
Any photos you upload less than 2048px (or that you let Google+ resize for you) won't count against your ...
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Update: You don't have to do anything.
The comments you make on YouTube will now appear only on YouTube, not also on Google+
The only YouTube activity that gets posted to Google+ is comments. To stop that from happening simply uncheck "Also share to Google+" when commenting.
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I'm not sure if this is a feature that has been introduced in the year since the question was asked, but it appears that you can use a limited version without a Google+ account via Gmail chat according to this support article:
If you don’t have a Google+ account you can start or join a limited hangout, which only includes the option to hang out with 1 ...
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I just discovered a more automated way with desktop Picasa.
Open your Picasa
From File menu, select Import from Google+
Wait until all your online albums are imported to local drive
Go to Tools menu → Batch Upload
In the bottom form, change the radio button to Change options, and change size to 2048
In the folder tree to the left, select all folders
Click ...
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Simply go to the "About" section of your page, then click on the name in the header. (You should get a tooltip that says "Edit your name".) You may need to choose to "Manage" your page.
Then simply edit the name.
See also: Getting started with Google+ pages
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You can't tag in the auto backup album.
When you tag someone you made the entire album visibile to the person tagged so G+ prevent you from trowing your privacy away.
Put those photos in an album and then tag your friends ;)
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Proposed by an anonymous user, as a suggested edit to the accepted answer:
Setting up Albums and generating the code to embed them in a web site is made unnecessarily complicated by Google. They really should make this more intuitive. Below are detailed instructions for how I learned (the hard way) to do it.
CREATE A NEW ALBUM IN GOOGLE+ PHOTOS
In ...
answered Jan 30 '15 at 10:02
Jacob Jan Tuinstra
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Unfortunately, once posted, you can't change the privacy level of a post.
Your only recourse is to delete the post.
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The Google +1 Button extension disables itself on HTTPS sites that have query params (?foo=bar).
Today, we’ve removed functionality from the button when you visit https sites with query parameters. This means the +1 button will be grayed out and be unclickable when you visit sites that (a) start with “https://”, and (b) contain the characters “?” or “;” in ...
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On https://plus.google.com/settings, look for the following setting in the "stream" section.
Amount of Trending & Recommended posts to show in stream
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As you suggest in your comments, they can find you with your alternate mail—the mail you add in case you lose your password / other security reasons.
If your contact has a Google profile associated with any email address, including an alternate email address, or profile link you’ve stored in that contact’s entry, you'll see information from their profile ...
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It looks like it'll just delete your public facing Google Profile and leave your actual Google Account intact.
I imagine if you clicked any of the learn more links on that page you would be given the relevant information.
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You can also find your +1 activity in your activity log: https://plus.google.com/apps/activities
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Unfortunately, you cannot.
A public community can be changed from being fully open to requiring people request to join, but a private community cannot be made public, or vice versa.
(source)
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YouTube has an option for domain restricted videos, but it's only available for Google Business, Education, and Government accounts.
Google Apps users who use their Google+ identity in YouTube will now
have the option to post videos that are viewable only by others at
their domain. Domain-restricted videos can only be viewed through the
web UI at ...
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Currently (and IMHO unfortunately), the answer is NO. A Google+ account is associated with one, and only one, Google account!
However, at least according to what is written on just-ask-kim.com ("Like Facebook, Google+ has a strict single-account policy"), the alternative that you propose, of creating multiple Google+ accounts, might violate the Google TOS ...
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Im guessing you found the answer by now but I will explain anyway by quoting Google's Denise Ho
In the weeks and months ahead, we'll also be enhancing and awesome'ing the photos you've already uploaded to Google+ -- it just takes a while to process billions and billions of pictures :-)
In the meantime you can either apply Auto Enhance to existing photos ...
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