Video conferencing apps are all the rage these days when we can't get out of the house, because they help us connect with our loved ones remotely. And developers are doing their part to look as much as possible when looking at new options, both of which are used for this kind of applications and those who have come in looking for solutions.
The Duo is one of the latest to get ready for the event, and Google's video calling app has already become a multi-conference app. As the development team announces, The Google Duo now allows twelve participants in video calls supported by your apps. Now the limit is higher than before.
Four to eight, and now twelve
As we discussed, the Google Duo had already joined many video calls some time ago with up to four members, and later expanded that number of 8 participants. Google's video calling app now allows a dozen participants, and the best thing is you don't even have to update the app Well, changes have been made to the North American server side.
So, now it will only be enough to start a video call on the Google Duo and start adding your contacts to the value twelve. To see how Google has allowed this increase, without affecting app code, it is not foreseen that in the coming weeks it will continue to increase the maximum number of participants.
We are happy that Duo is helping users see their loved ones around the world. We see the calling of teams very important now. We have increased group calling from 8 of the 12 participants that are active today. Lots of food. #AllThere's That # COVID19
– Sanaz (@sanazahari) March 27, 2020
Google Duo is a free application since its inception and does not contain any form of advertising. To download it just go to Google PlayOr maybe your phone is already pre-installed as part of a package of apps that Google installs on newly purchased phones for some time.
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