Google Duo mobile app gets invite link feature for group video calls

Google Duo finally gets the Zoom-like invite link feature that was announced last month. Through this feature, Google Duo users can make another member a part of a video call by simply sending a link, just like Zoom and Google Meet. This feature has been released through a server-side update, which currently only works in the mobile app. Web users will have to wait a little longer for this. The Invite Link feature not only helps in adding other members to a group call, but also makes the mobile-friendly app extremely attractive at a time when the reliance on video calling has increased.

This invite link feature was announced by Google in May. Now this feature has been released for the mobile app and may soon be introduced for the web client as well. This is Google’s way of simplifying the group video calling feature, in which users can make others a part of this group video call by sharing the link.

Information about this feature first Android Police It was given by and has also been independently tested by Tech News by Careers Ready.

To get the link, you first have to create a group on your Google Duo app, after this you will see the link on the top left. You can share this link with those you want to be a part of your video call. Also, if the group is already created, you will get this link by clicking on the ‘Share’ icon located at the top. If a call is ongoing, you’ll find a ‘Share’ option in the three docks.

It is worth noting that the Invite Link feature currently works only in Android and iOS. However, according to the report of 9to5Google, Chromebook users can also use this link invite feature.

Let us tell you, last month Google had said that the number of members in the group video call of Google Duo will be increased to 32, which is currently limited to only 12 numbers.