A more generic social sign-in Google button has been appearing in some developer accounts, according to The Verge. But a Google spokesperson says it's much ado about nothing.

Some developers implementing Google+ logins on their websites are now seeing an option to add a “sign in with Google” button, according to people who The Verge has spoken with.

This is especially important in today’s digital era, where managing emails and passwords for various sites can be tricky, especially when we use multiple devices like phones, tablets, and Chromebooks.

Google introduced a new sign-in button for Google+ today that developers can add to their website or mobile app. If you've activated your Google+ account, this means you'll be able to log in to ...

With the recent departure of Google+’s head, Vic Gundotra, has come a lot of speculation surrounding the future of Google’s social network, with some going so far as to say that the network is ...

Google has consolidated several of its identity and authentication APIs under a single SDK called Google Identity Services. ... including the Sign in with Google button, ... for example, they may ...

There’s no question: It’s tempting to use that “Sign in with Google button.” Is it safe? The answer is complicated, but your best bet is to have separate logins for each service you use.