Google decides to close the Spaces service, which has not been released for 10 months

Google has announced that it plans to close a 10-month-old service, the group sharing service, called Spaces, which allows users to create groups to discuss specific topics.The US technology giant launched the "space" service in mid-May, but the application seems unpopular enough to continue."Spaces" allows users to create a "space" for a specific topic or purpose and then invite friends via email, email, or social networks. Each user receives an alert when new content is added to their shared space. Via the search box.The application, which is available on the Android and AOS systems as well as the web, can be described as a simple tool for finding and sharing material, videos and images. It is characterized by providing access to Google search engine, YouTube video sharing site and Chrome browser internally, without having to leave the application.Google said on its support site that the "spaces" service will be closed on 17 April 2017, after thanking everyone who used the service.The company added that as of March 3, the application and location of the service will be read-only, which means that no new space can be created, published and commented, nor will new invitations be sent, as well as the admission of any new members.The date of the suspension announcement will be closed on 17 April. Users can view, save, print and delete their content, delete the spaces they have created, leave any space they have joined, or remove people from any space.After April 17, the entire "Spaces" service, as well as all content, will be permanently deleted.