CHAPTER FIVE
What Are Circles and How Do I Use Them?
In this chapter:
+ Getting to Know Circles
+ Adding People to Circles
+ Removing People from Circles
+ Creating New Circles
+ Editing and Sharing Circle Information
+ Blocking People
Google+ connections are different from friends on Facebook. Instead, you have People in your circles. Think of Circles as the groups of people you know. These groups are based on the different categories of social bonds — for example, three of the default Circles are Friends, Family, and Acquaintances. You can add and edit Circles to match the relationships you have in the world.
Unlike Facebook, where you make one-to-one connections, on Google+ you don’t actually need to be friends with people or get their ...
