How to Set Google+ Privacy Settings

By PCWorld Video, PCWorld Jul 14, 2011 5:10 PM

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For years, rumors have circulated that Facebook’s privacy blunders would cause a mass exodus, and some users say they feel safer using Google+. Elsa Wenzel shows you how to modify settings and keep your profile private.

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