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Google Meet s Unlimited Trial
Most video call platforms offer a free tier with a time limit, and Google is no exception. Its one-hour cap is relatively generous compared to some competitors, and long enough for quick catchups and brief meetings. But, anything beyond that will see the participants cut off and having to reconnect. At least, that s the theory.
Google hasn t actually implemented the one-hour time limit yet, after making Google Meet available to anyone with a Google account last April (previously it was only available to enterprise and education customers).
The unlimited deal was originally intended to end in September 2020, before it was pushed back to March, and now, it s been moved yet again, to June.
February 16th 2021 6:26 am
Google Meet might not be as ubiquitous as Zoom but, for many people, it s the only way they get to see and speak to their colleagues face-to-face.
Now Google has announced that new IP range tools will help users optimize network and firewall access to improve security protections, such as ensuring the right people are accessing your call.
Here s everything you need to know about the new features.
What s Changing with Google Meet?
Google is bringing out a new range of official fixed IP addresses for non-Google Workspace users.
In jargon-free speak, this means that users joining Google Meet calls with personal (rather than a business) Google accounts or even joining anonymously, will be easily identifiable.