Google recently announced one of the biggest updates ever for Google Meet, which includes the arrival of a slew of features that users have long awaited. As remote work continues to become a reality for millions of people around the world, Google Meet will finally receive new tools to rival the most popular platform, Zoom.
Among the various new features, one notable is the support for feedback within video calls, allowing greater interaction between different participants without compromising call quality.
In addition to this implementation, users can also count on the ability to use documents, spreadsheets and presentations directly in Companionpicture-in-picture support to enable greater productivity during calls, and the ability to stream directly to YouTube.
This was not the only information that the Mountain View giant revealed, and it was also confirmed that from May onwards users will be able to count on more news to increase their level of security. Google Meet will receive user-side encryption, giving you complete control over the privacy of your participation in the video call.
Unfortunately, it has not been confirmed exactly when the new apps will reach all users, as it has only been confirmed “later this year”. This is a habit of Google as of late, insisting on not immediately revealing when the new features will be launched.
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