Google Buzz Tips, Tricks and Secrets

Choose your followers in Google Buzz and prevent unwanted people from commenting your posts, too. Here's how to block somebody in Gmail Buzz or Buzz mobile.

Reading a Buzz post in your email program on the desktop or phone and want to comment? Here's how to submit comments to Google Buzz via email.

Want to have updates from your blog, favorite photo sharing site and any other RSS news feed show up in Google Buzz automatically? Here's how to connect any site to Google Buzz.

Shared too much? Here's how to delete a post from Google Buzz.

Want to elicit somebody's input on a Google Buzz conversation or have a special personal comment? Here's how to have your Buzz post or comment show up directly in somebody's Gmail inbox.

Prefer Gmail without the social headaches of Google Buzz? Here's how to disable Buzz in Gmail and remove it from your account.

Don't care to see all those Google Buzz posts in your Gmail inbox, or want to label certain Buzz messages automatically? Here's how to have Gmail filter new buzz messages automatically.

Don't want to reveal your key Gmail contacts to everybody in Google Buzz? Here's how to hide your list of followers and followed.

Don't want to reveal your precise location for the world to see when you post to Google Buzz from a mobile device? Here's how to hide your location and still post to the world.

Wish a comment to one of your Google Buzz posts was not there, or want to report a comment as spam? Here's how to moderate comments to your messages in Gmail and Buzz mobile.

Want to share photos and post updates on Google Buzz with but email available? Here's where to send your message to update Google Buzz via email.

When you chose the people you follow in Google Buzz, you didn't choose spam — but now it's there, in your Gmail inbox? Here's how to report abuse, spam and objectionable content on Google Buzz, right in Gmail or in Buzz mobile.

Want to know what people write about in their public Google Buzz messages? Here's how to find anything fast in Gmail — and look for specific images or videos, too.

Is Google Buzz a one-way street? Here's how to get your public posts out of Buzz and into any software, site and service that accepts RSS feeds (say, Facebook or Twitter) — and subscribe to anybody's feed in your favorite news reader.

Want to add bold face to your Google Buzz posts, underline text or strike through words? Here's how, whether you post from Gmail, Buzz mobile or via email.