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With Google+ now history, Google has unveiled what will be offered to G Suite users in its place: Currents. The new app allows businesses to post and have discussions outside of email.

Google+ will live forever on the internet, even if it doesn’t. The Internet Archive and the ArchiveTeam have taken to Reddit to outline their efforts to preserve public Google+ posts.

Full post comments may not be archived. Google+ allows up to 500 comments per post, but only presents a subset of these as static HTML. Image and video content may not be preserved at full resolution.

Google abandoned Google+, its social network, late last year. Now, you have until April 2 before Google starts deleting your Google+ posts and communities. For most people, that's not a big deal ...

The character maximum for Facebook posts back then was 500–less than twice what Twitter allows today. Google+ posts let you type up to 100,000 characters. You could write a novel in a post.

The technology giant says: “It does not include any other data you may have posted or connected to Google+ or any other service, like Google+ posts, messages, Google account data, phone numbers ...

The company announced Google+ posts would begin appearing in “social search” results that showed when users were signed in. Google called this new toggle “search plus your world.” ...

In a blog post, the search giant framed the decision as one that makes sense given that very few people actively use Google+—"90 percent of Google+ user sessions are less than five seconds ...

It does not include any other data you may have posted or connected to Google+ or any other service, like Google+ posts, messages, Google account data, phone numbers or G Suite content.