Google Meet has update with support for up to 500 participants on the video meeting service for premium Workspace customers. The Google Meet has upgrade the service, which allowing users on the more expensive plans to host calls with more participants.
As Microsoft Teams currently allows up to 1,000 people to join a video meeting.
Google announce the changes via a blog post, stating that customers on Google Workspace Business Plus, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, and Education Plus plans will now be able to host Google Meet calls with up to 500 participants.
Customers on other plans will not be cover as part of this update.
Google Meet Said :
“We hope that by increasing the meeting size, it will be easier to connect and collaborate with your colleagues, clients, and customers,”.
Google Workspace customers will be able to accommodate more users on the Google Meet.
As Google Meet allows customers to enable livestreaming, which allows up to 100,000 viewers to tune in at the same time.
Google said that the new limits for eligible customers starts rolling out to eligible users on 16th November 2021.
Earlier Google has been updating its video meeting service with many new features over the past few months, including an audio-video lock feature that allows a host to mute participants during a call.
Google announce important changes to its Workspace offering which adds support for making voice and video calls from the Gmail app, as part of the company’s efforts to compete with like Microsoft 365.
Google is also beta testing a live translation feature for select paid users and also users have also been able to use an automatic brightness adjustment feature for video calls.
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