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Apparently, this worked out so well for thefancy.com that they took it down. I can only see the usual suspect: Facebook and Twitter sign-ins.

In fact, I've checked all the sites listed in the article - none of them have Google+ sign-in.

Also, they say you sign-in via Google account, but I suspect it also requires a Google+ profile in order to use this feature.



It's fairly obvious you have to have the announcement first, then the rollout on major sites (that aren't run by Google.) If the reverse happened, it would be seen as a foul-up. Facebook did the same when they announced "Likes" on external web sites.


At the end of the article it says that they are rolling it out gradually.




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