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If I read it right, they still require everybody joining to have a Google account. Which means the others that don't require this will keep growing. I mean, we'
by Kjeldahl 6y ago
If I read it right, they still require everybody joining to have a Google account. Which means the others that don't require this will keep growing. I mean, we're a Google shop ok, but requiring our customers to use google accounts is just something that we can not do.
- dragonwriter 6y agoI think you are misreading it, and you only need a Google Account to host not to join.
- Leace 6y ago> We do not allow anonymous users (i.e., without a Google Account) to join meetings created by individual accounts. This quote from the linked post would suggest otherwise.
- dragonwriter 6y agoMissed that, good point.
- taborj 6y agoI think what that means is, if you have a GSuite account, you can let anonymous users join your Meet. But if you just have an individual, personal account, you cannot. So, if you are a G shop already, then it shouldn't prevent your customers from joining your meeting without having a Google account. But if you're trying to host that meeting via a personal Gmail account, you will run into a problem if a non-Google account tries to join.
- ollyculverhouse 6y agoWe don't see that and use Meet (via GSuite) to have external calls with people and have never heard that that require a Google account.
- oaiey 6y agoBecause the paid G Suite behaves different than the free Meet they announce now. Makes sense, because external dial (via phone) costs them money.
- 908087 6y ago> We're a Google shop What's it like knowing that Google could shut your business down by killing the services you built your business on at pretty much any time, and you'd have no recourse?
- cobookman 6y agoFunnily enough, gsuite let’s you share a document to a non google email address. You’d think meet would add that functionality.