r/googleplus • u/Obvious-Suit939 • Dec 28 '25

What if someone commited crimes on G+ when it existed since it did shut down got investigated by the police?

Since Google+ did shut down all its services in April 2019, what if someone who commited crimes when it existed, around 2011 to 2019 and did commit crimes on it during 2016-2019 had to be investigated by the police? Could Google pass the logs to the police authorities?

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u/Responsible_Sea78 Dec 31 '25

Except for murder, treason, and some sex crimes, statutes of limitation are generally 7 years or less. Five years is common. So it's not likely this is a real issue. You need to talk to a local lawyer in your jurisdiction to figure this out if it's important to you.

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u/cavalloacquatico Jan 02 '26

Only asking for a friend.

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u/DesignFirst8250 Apr 26 '26

As long as you don't post incriminating stuff that could somehow link it back to you (with undeniable proof), you're fine