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Google's social network is finally closing its doors.

The enterprise version will continue to live on, though.

Google will shut the service down in April of 2019 instead of August as initially planned.

We’re all more ready for a "Facebook killer" than ever.

Far from a failure, the social network gave us Hangouts and Photos.

500,000 user profiles is a drop in the ocean, but Google should still have told us.

The company has admitted that user engagement on the service was low.

The company also didn’t tell users about the exposure.

It took down YouTube channels, Google+ accounts and blogs on Blogger.

It looks the same, but will allow the Google+ team to build new features 'on a modern tech stack.'

They're one way to find new friends on Google+ if everyone you know is on Facebook.

The company continues to tweak its social network.

The downside? It currently only works with Google+.

Keep your screen warm with a rotating mix of popular shots.

It won't be available on Google+ starting September 12th.

The social network will verify their accounts and promote their content.

Moot, aka Chris Poole, will bring his online community know-how to Mountain View.

The app also gets a notifications filter and new community moderation tools.

Google+ just became decidedly less relevant.