There has always been something of a love/hate relationship with Google+ and Internet users. Some people find a lot of value in the communities, Hangouts, and photo tools. Others find it to be too much of a strong-arm tactic to get you into Google's world. One of the biggest issues was always in the fact that Google required real names (or at least names that appeared real). Now, Google is reversing that policy. Nowhere are the cheers about this louder than in the YouTube comment threads, because no one hated the real name policy more than trolls. The new change means that you can use whatever ...from PhoneArena http://ift.tt/1pbdeVm
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