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Google Duo eight-person group calling rolls out globally
After Microsoft rolled out support for 50-person Skype group calls in April and Apple’s Facetime gained group call support up to 32 members last October, Google has finally entered the race – albeit only offering eight-person support – thanks to Duo’s new group calling feature that officially rolled out everywhere this week for both Android and iOS users.
This update was accompanied by two additional features – a new data saving mode and the ability to personalise video messages.
The former update allows those in designated regions like Indonesia, India, and Brazil where using data is spendy to limit data usage on mobile networks and Wi-Fi on Android.
Already on Android and coming soon to iOS, users can personalise video messages with text, emojis and drawings.
