Google+ is a popular social network that will be shutting down its consumer version on April 2, 2019. This means that consumer Google+ accounts will be closed, and all content, including photos and videos, will be deleted. To ensure that you don't lose any of your content, it's important to take action before April 2nd.

Google has provided instructions on how to download and save your content, so make sure to follow those guidelines. However, Google+ for enterprise users, also known as G Suite, will not be affected by this shutdown. If you are a G Suite user, your account will remain active.

Google is committed to continuing their investment in Google+ for the enterprise. For developers who use Google+ APIs, it's important to note that all legacy Google+ APIs will be shut down. Google recommends migrating to alternative APIs such as Google Sign-in and Google People API.

However, for certain cases, a new implementation of some Google+ APIs critical to sign-in functionality will be available. Google+ thanks all its users for their contributions and promises to provide more enterprise-specific details in the future