Video calling applications have become the most used in practically the whole world since the coronavirus became public enemy number 1. Since then, there are many services that have increased the number of participants in recent weeks such as WhatsApp, Google Duo, Facebook Messenger ... without forgetting Skype and Zoom for video calls with more participants.
One of the last to become an alternative to the crowded market of applications of this type was Google Meet, an application that ceased to be limited to the business sphere at the beginning of May to allow everyone to use it completely free of charge and for users to test its operation and quality.
By offering this video calling service for companies completely free of charge, for a limited time, many users have started to try it, which has allowed the application to exceed 100 million downloads.
Three weeks after the launch of the free trial period that Google launched worldwide, the application reached 50 million downloadsreached 50 million downloads. According to AppBrain, Google Meet has been downloaded on average by one million users every day.
Zoom was largely to blame of the rapid adoption of this Google video calling service, due to the different security problems that the platform has experienced and that have forced many governments and companies of all types to stop using it and of which we have informed you in Androidsis.
Last month, in a move for us to have Google Meet up in the soup and let's know that we always have it there to make video calls, it integrated it into Gmailintegrated into Gmail, from the application itself, we can directly access the video calls that we have programs without having to previously open the Google Meet application.
