Google has extended the duration of its free video conferencing service until March 31.
Google launched its video conferencing service, Mate, for free in April this year to facilitate interaction between people during the Corona virus epidemic.
This conferencing service was previously only available to G Suite customers and was available for ڈالر 6 per month.
However, on this occasion, Google had announced that the duration of the free video call will be up to 60 minutes, but it was to be implemented from September 30.
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But now this period has been extended to March 31 and customers can continue to make free calls for 24 hours continuously.
According to a blog post from Google, people get to meet during the holiday season, but this year it will be very rare. Instead, video meetings and weddings are being hosted on videos, so we continue to help them. Want to keep in touch with others who rely on Google Mate. To this end, we announce that the free version will have unlimited video calls (up to 24 hours) available on Gmail accounts.
Google also mentioned some features for Mate users, such as they can also make Mate calls via TV, in addition to the background blur and digital whiteboard.
Google Mate recently offered 49 people the option to join a video conference, which can be enabled via Auto and Tiled modes.
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This feature will be available to GSuite and personal users in the next few weeks.
Google also introduced the Noise Canceling feature for video meetings.
This feature is currently available on G Suite but will soon be available to Android and iOS users as well.