Google Workspace is an integrated suite of collaboration and productivity apps for businesses that includes Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Hangouts Meet, and more. Note that some photos and videos uploaded from Google+ may remain available in Google Photos. You can delete or disable the Google+ app by following the steps here. Use video calling features like fun filters and effects or schedule time to connect when everyone can join.
To access legacy calling on the web with a personal account, go to meet.google.com/calling. No, photos and videos from consumer Google+ accounts and Google+ pages in Album Archive were deleted. Once all users have the updated Meet app, legacy calling is no longer accessible. Photos and videos backed up in Google Photos were not deleted as part of the consumer Google+ shutdown. Google+ content from consumer Google+ accounts and Google+ pages has been deleted. No other Google products (such as Gmail, Google Photos, Google Drive, YouTube) were or will be shut down as part of the consumer Google+ shutdown, and the Google Account you use to sign in to these services will remain.

• No, photos and videos from consumer Google+ accounts and Google+ pages in Album Archive were deleted.
• Once all users have the updated Meet app, legacy calling is no longer accessible.
• For more info, learn more about the Google Store return policy.
• To learn more about Google Workspace, see Google Workspace editions.
• All your Google+ comments on all sites will be deleted starting April 2, 2019.
• If you use Google+ for work or school, you probably have a Google Workspace account.

Google Workspace and Google+

For more information about the effect of the shutdown on communities, read Important changes to Google+ for Google Workspace due to the consumer shutdown. If you participate in Google+ communities, please note that some Google+ communities may be impacted as part of the shutdown. Google Workspace customers may see some upcoming changes to Google+ features related to the consumer shutdown. These photos and videos remain in Google Photos after the Google+ shutdown. Google+ vanity URL names are no longer supported and were deleted as part of the shutdown.
Most items that you buy from Google Store are eligible for return. All purchases made on January 1, 2025 or later are subject to the standard return policy. The standard return window is 15 or 30 days after receipt based on the product. Google does not have any control over the rates applied. Learn about returns, refunds & repairs (India only) and see our Sales Terms and Conditions for full policies. Phone numbers used with other Google services on your Google Account were not deleted.

• Google+ integrations for web and mobile apps stopped functioning on March 7, 2019.
• After the rollout is complete, you can place calls at meet.google.com.
• If you’re a Google Workspace customer, you can find more details here or you can talk to your administrator to learn more.
• Given the challenges in creating and maintaining a successful Google+ that meets our consumer users’ expectations, we decided to sunset the consumer version of Google+.
• Your brand account will continue to exist without Google+, so you can continue to use it with other Google products, such as YouTube channels.

Return an Item #2 Google Store

In advance of the shutdown, we made some changes to mitigate the impact of the Google+ API shutdown. Google+ pages are not part of Google Workspace and have been removed with the rest of the consumer Google+ platform. If you’re a Google Workspace customer, you can find more details here or you can talk to your administrator to learn more. You can check to see if you have a Google Workspace account by asking your administrator.

Make audio & video calls to a person or group

Given the challenges in creating and maintaining a successful Google+ that meets our consumer users’ expectations, we decided to sunset the consumer version of Google+. Google Meet is your one app for video calling and meetings across all devices. After the rollout is complete, you can place calls at meet.google.com.

Google Workspace and Google+

To check your device warranty for certain devices and learn if you’re eligible for a return, go to the Warranty Helper. For more info, learn more about the Google Store return policy. If the standard return policy for your purchase ends after January 15, 2026, the later return end date applies. The consumer Google+ shutdown should not affect your Google My Business listing.

If you use Google+ for work or school, you probably have a Google Workspace account. Google Workspace users include businesses who pay for its services and educational institutions and other organizations that use Google Workspace at no cost. To learn more about Google Workspace, see Google Workspace editions.
Your brand account will continue to exist without Google+, so you can continue to use it with other Google products, such as YouTube channels. Restrictions set in Access can further limit the calls that users can receive. In addition to Meet access controls, admins can also restrict who can make Meet calls to their users. When all parties in the call use the latest version of Meet with the update, an in-app prompt explains that they’re now using the new calling experience.

Ship your item with a printed shipping label

To use the new calling experience, update your Meet app to the latest version. Find or buy products, view your order status, and more! You should find an option to print your shipping label and return slip there. After you start your return, you’ll get an email with your return shipping label and instructions. You can return the items within 15 days from the time you received them.
No, photos uploaded by Local Guides to Google Maps will not be impacted. While we strongly encourage developers to migrate to the more comprehensive Google Sign-In authentication system, legacy applications can continue to use Google+ holyluck Sign-In until they can migrate. Learn more about how the Google+ shutdown impacted Blogger.
Phone numbers that were only used for Google+ notifications have been deleted. All your Google+ comments on all sites will be deleted starting April 2, 2019. Google+ integrations for web and mobile apps stopped functioning on March 7, 2019.