New Delhi: Giant internet search Google launched a new filter to the video call platform Google Meet to make it more interactive for users.
The company is launching filters including cats, astronauts, jellyfish, and others to meet the call.
It will be available to meet users on the Android and iOS phones platform.
It was announced by the company through an official Twitter account along with small lips that show how this filter can be used.
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https://t.co/YT2KubVR3G- Google (@Google) 1625678008000HOW to add filters to Google MeetAccording to videos distributed in tweets, after the user in the video call at the meeting, he Must be able to see sparkling emojis in the lower right corner.
Tapping this icon must open the blade at the bottom with the option including no effect, blur, background, style and filter.
From here they just need to tap the filter to see all the available options.
Support filter from RivalGogle’s biggest rival Meet – Zoom and Microsoft Teams – come up with support for filters.
Back in March, Microsoft even added support for Snapchat filters for desktop applications.
It also introduces “shared mode” that allows users to attend calls in different backgrounds such as coffee shops or auditoriums.
In February, earlier this year, Zoom added the effect of augmented reality (AR)’s face called the studio effect.
This includes a unique background and strange filters like eyebrows, facial hair, and changes in lip color during video calls.
New features that come to Google Meetrecently, Google announces that it adds two new features to improve its live streaming capabilities for workspace customers.
Google Meet will be able to invite people from other domains for their live broadcasts.
Along with this, they also have support for direct information to improve accessibility.
At present, Google Meet allows host streaming users directly with up to 100,000 participants.
One limitation of hosting, live broadcast is that only an account in the host domain is allowed to be invited to this direct flow.
Google takes zoom with these new features in a private Gmail call
