Google+ is extremely wide and continuously expanding through various integrations. Google+ is said to be all about identity. According to former CEO and current Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, Google depends on people using their names and identities to build future products. Responding to the questions on safety, he said that Google+ is completely optional and for better Internet you need real people.


Fake people are not going to enhance either the trust level or the smooth development of the processes. He stated that people from the politically volatile states even have to disclose their real identities. If they don’t want it, they should stay away from Google+. Previously Alma Whitten, Google director of privacy has said that some of the cultures have pseudonyms and anonymity as their integral part and as far as privacy was concerned Google supported three types of profiles, which were unidentified, pseudonyms and identified.
Whitten has also said that users should have the freedom to be what they want to be and they know what mode they are signed in while using Google products.