Many users of Google’s connected display, Nest Hub Max, announced that they were informed that: Google Meet and Zoom support will end soon. After installing both voicemail apps, a notification appeared saying “Starting September 28th, it will no longer be possible to join meetings on this device.” For anyone purchasing Nest Hub Max: looks a bit like thunder.
One Internet user on Reddit is already thinking the worst: “I spent $500 on two Hub Maxes so my tech-savvy parents could video call my kids!!!” WhatsApp or other video conferencing apps are not available on Nest Hub Maxusers have no choice but to use Zoom or Google Meet to make video calls or host video conferences. Without this feature, the smart display and speaker would lose much of their appeal.
Google Meet and Zoom will no longer work on Nest Hub Max
In an e-mail sent 9 TB 5 GoogleWith , the company clears up the misunderstanding: “We’re making Google Assistant even more useful and prioritizing features people love by exploring new ways to integrate generative AI capabilities into Assistant experiences. As a result, some underused features will no longer be supported.” However ” There is no change to one-on-one video calls or make group calls among your loved ones. What will change ability to join meetings via meeting codes and connections in Meet. »
Google Nest Hub Max users will be able to stay connected with their loved ones, but this will not be possible through Google Meet. They’ll have to make a call app that no longer works anywhere else, Google Duo. To make a video call, just say “Start a video call.” [contact] » or “Search [contact] For voice calling, select “On Duo”. Does the Mountain View firm plan to develop Google Duo only for the Nest Hub Max, or will it combine it with Meet as originally planned?
Support our work ❤️
If you enjoyed this article, consider leaving a tip to help us keep publishing great content.
