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Meet with everyone With live captions powered by Google’s speech recognition technology, Google Meet makes meetings more accessible. For non-native speakers, hearing impaired participants, or just noisy coffee shops, live captions make it easy for everyone to follow along (available in English only). Absolutely. For the no-cost version of Google Meet, all participants will need to be signed into a Google Account to join. You can create a Google Account with a work or personal email address. For Google Workspace customers, once you’ve created a meeting, you can invite anyone to join even if they don’t have a Google Account. Just share the link or meeting ID with all meeting participants. Our products, including Google Meet, regularly undergo independent verification of their security, privacy, and compliance controls, achieving certifications, attestations of compliance, or audit reports against standards around the world. Our global list of certifications and attestations can be found

What follows are descriptions of some of the more interesting free video conferencing apps. We’ve concentrated on applications that allow at least 10 or more participants. Rather than simply assume that Zoom is best for you, you may want to try one or two of these out for yourself to see how well they fit in with your style and that of your friends and / or colleagues. This list is a good place to start. Zoom has become one of the most well-known videoconferencing apps — in fact, its name is practically synonymous with video meetings. Before the pandemic hit, the company marketed Zoom mostly for corporate use but included a free basic version for individuals. Since then, the company has introduced several different versions: Zoom One, its more traditional conferencing software; Zoom Events & Webinars; and Zoom Rooms, which provide breakout discussion areas. Skype has been the go-to platform for one-on-one conversations since its beta was released in 2003. Its Meet Now feature allows for videoconferencing; up to 100 people (including you) can meet with a generous 24-hour time limit on meetings. You don’t even have to sign up for the service; there is a separate page that lets you create a free video meeting without having to actually sign up for the service (as long as you’re using either the Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome browser). However, you get more features Zoho offers a wide-ranging suite of online apps that range from the day to day (like email, calendars, and note...