Google rolled out the new Google Duo update that supports video calling up to 12 people at once. Last year the maximum capacity was up to only 8 people and due to the COVID-19 outbreak, they have to improve and update the app.
The company’s senior director of product & design, Sanaz Ahari, made the announcement on Twitter,
You don’t need to update the app to use this update this is a server-side change from Google and has already been rolled out to all Duo users. This means you can start a video conference up to 12 people already. Video Calling apps are highly reliable during this COVID-19 pandemic, So here is a list of Video conference Apps with their max supported participants:
- Google Duo – 12 Persons
- Zoom – 150 People
- Skype – 50 Users
- Facetime – 64 Persons
- Google Hangouts – 25 People
- FB Messenger – 50 Persons
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