India second biggest user of increasingly international social network Google+

India second biggest user of increasingly international social network Google+
India is home to the second largest group of Google + visitors a country that accounts for 2.8 million or 27 percent of the world's 20 million Google + visitors.
With 5.3 million cumulative visitors to Google +, shows the U.S. has the highest number of Google users + market researcher comScore.

In the U.S., 63 percent of Google + male visitors and more than half aged between 18 and 34

The U.S. may be home to the majority of the early adopters of Google +, but what is interesting about the social network is an exponential growth "is its distribution on a global basis," said Andrew Lipsman, comScore in a 22nd July post on the company's blog.

According to comScore statistics, 867 000 people visited in the UK Google + during the first 21 days of public life, putting the country ranks third behind the U.S. and India. Canada (859 000 visitors), Germany (706 000 visitors), Brazil (622 000), Taiwan (515,000 visitors), France (498 000 visitors), Turkey (373 000 visitors) and Spain (365,000 visitors) took the remaining top ten countries.

ComScore speculated that the social network was the fastest growing website in history, wrote that "it would be difficult in many quarters that such a large number of thinking achieved in such a short time. That is, Google have a installed base of users to work more than 1 billion, so clearly there is potential to convert a large number of users to the new social tool -. even if it is still invite-only "

Lipsman noted that "these data on unique visitors (which is different than" users "in the people who sign can never come to Google + pages) from home and work computers (including the use of mobile devices) are based. "

While Google has grown in strength + in the last few weeks, 750-million-Facebook has plagued by a never-ending onslaught of video-fraud and privacy violations.

+ Google is not without his own fault, however, and has recently under fire exposure the Google Accounts of people who are not their real names in the social network.