Google Takeout lets users merge Google+ accounts

Shortly after Google+ was introduced for Google Apps users, the company promised a migration tool which would allow those users to transfer data from their personal account to their Google Apps account. Several months have passed, but the search giant……

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Seem's neat is it worth doing though Rick?Or does it depend on your opinion?

Your own opinion is probably the best one, in terms of whether or not to do it. I'm flirting with the idea myself and I'll probably do it soon, if I do.

Different people will have different reasons, but I think it's meant overall for businesses/professionals/institutions who signed up for Google+ under their personal @gmail.com account *before* it was released for Google Apps.

The more stuff you have in your Google+ account though, the more of a headache it could be. For anyone heavily invested in Google+, it might be a tough proposition to lose the content (e.g. posts, comments/replies). And then you may have to get things in order with YouTube, Picasa etc.. afterward once you get it set up.

Ever since they forced Google Apps accounts to force a gmail address on you, it's been a hassel to use their service. Hopefully they'll allow us to merge our Google accounts completely, next. I have three google addresses with some forwarding setup so they all go to one place. But if I use YouTube I need to switch accounts and then switch back to check email. fml