Apparently, the ongoing privacy concerns surrounding Google's new unified data strategy will not deter the company from aggressively moving forward with features that merge your personal data to increase its reach and impact. The Google+ team has announced a new feature that will now display data from your personal contacts on the associated pages of people in your circles.

"Many of you, like me, use Google Contacts to manage your personal address book (contacts.google.com). If that's the case, then starting today we'll include this contact info on your friends' Google+ profiles - for your eyes only, of course," said Google product manager Sean Purcell.