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Friday, 29 July 2011

Google Minus - Be Notified When Someone Removes You From Google+ Circles

Google Minus: Who REMOVED You From Their Google Plus Circles "UnCircle Notifier"

If you happen to be one Google+ Circles user and are as curious as us to get notified when someone removes you from their circles, we have got good news! Aaron Frost has developedGoogle Minus Browser extensions, which notify you about people when someone removes you from their circles.


In case, you are yet to jump on to Google+ bandwagon, do check out our Easiest Trick to Receive/Send Invites To Join Google+
After you install Google Minus, you will see an alert pop up in top right corner of your Google Chrome browser with the information about who removed you from their circle. Every time the user visits plus.google.com, Google Minus will check the list of people who have added him/her to their circles, and if you are no longer in that list then Google Minus will let you know.
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This goes without saying that Google Minus will probably be used as readily as the Google+ itself. Many users are Circle sensitive. Being in and out of Circles is becoming a prestige issue. And hence we feel it is ironical that Google+ didn’t consider the idea of having this Google+ UnCircle Notifier in their plans.
Google Minus extension is available for Firefox, Chrome and IE browsers. This extension is developed on Kynetx platform, which allows developers to build cross-platform apps that runs on multiple browsers. However, it also means that this browser plugin (extension) can access your browsing history data on all websites and also can track the list of your installed apps, extensions and browser themes.
If this is a tread-off that you are ready to bargain for, then go ahead and give this cool Google+ ‘Who Removed Me From Circles’ Notifier and feed your curious mind with some interesting stats.

Article by TechChunks.com