Google gift in lockdown, free access to meet video conferencing app
The Google Meet video conferencing app was previously available to users with a premium subscription. People are currently using video conferencing app to connect with their friends and relatives during the lockdown. This is the reason why apps like Zoom video calls have become very popular these days. However, the Zoom app has also been in controversy.
Global demand for video call service has increased a lot these days due to the coronavirus epidemic. This is the reason that Google has made this premium video calling service free for all users. Google has given this information through its blog post. Previously, users had to use a business or student account to make video calls through Google Meet. Only G-Suite users were able to connect with people through this premium video calling app.
Google Meet video calling app is now available for free for all users of Android, iOS, Web. If you are using the Google Calendar app, then you will be able to easily initiate video calls through this app. Through Google Meet you can make video calling with 100 people at a time. This premium video calling service was launched by Google three years ago.
Javier Soltero, white president and general manager of Google G Suite, wrote in a blog post, "From today we are making Google Meet (premium video conferencing product) free for all users." It will be available and roll out to all in the next few weeks. It is also written in this blog post that the free version of Google Meet will be rolled out to all regions in early May.
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