Google’s social networking service, Google+, is finally being replaced with Google Currents for G Suite users today. The Android and iOS apps will receive the rebranding and a few new features.
Google’s social networking service, Google+ was shut down back in April 2019 after a series of data leaks and due to the low engagement numbers. However, the service was kept alive for some G Suite customers as a means for organizations to communicate within themselves. The service was slated to be rebranded to Google Currents, which entered the beta phase right after the death of the social network for consumers.
Today, Currents finally exits beta and officially replaces the Google+ app on Android and iOS (via 9to5Google).
