

To make sure your data is safe, the new Meet app uses multiple encryption methods.

Important: The availability of some meeting features depends on your current Google Meet subscription plan. Engage with larger groups of up to 100 people in a meeting.Schedule a meeting or set up instant meetings so people can join when they’re ready.Apply virtual backgrounds and visual effects.Add live closed captions in a video call.When you create, schedule, or join a meeting, you have access to the meeting features that allow you to: When you make a 1:1 or group video call in Meet, you have the same video calling features that were available in Duo. The home screen will also show scheduled meetings associated with your Google Account, your list of recently called contacts, and you can search for contacts synced from your device to the app. To make a 1:1 or group video call, select a contact, group, or dial a number.

You are still able to make unlimited video calls on your phone with no time limits. You can use the Google Meet suite of features and capabilities in the new Meet app on your Android or iOS device or on web. Accounts set up with only a phone number can’t use meetings. Important: You must be signed in with a Google Account in order to try meeting features. Available features and encryption methods are different between video calling and meetings. Meetings: The ability to create or join a cloud-encrypted Google Meet meeting with a link when you’re ready.Your call will have a lock icon and an in-call watermark confirming it is end-to-end-encrypted. 1:1 and group video calling: The classic Duo end-to-end encrypted experience that involves ringing a number or group directly.When communicating in the new Meet app you can use either:
