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One thing to call out is that this is true for consumer created Meet calls, but not for G Suite/Workspace created Meet calls. Users w/o a Google account can joi
by gallego2007 6y ago
One thing to call out is that this is true for consumer created Meet calls, but not for G Suite/Workspace created Meet calls. Users w/o a Google account can join those calls by “knocking” and being accepted to the call (by the organizer or a user on the same domain) [1]. There's also a dial-in by phone option.
[1] https://support.google.com/a/answer/7582940#top&privacy&encryption&counterabuse&secure&incident& https://support.google.com/a/answer/7582940#top&privacy&encr...
[Edit to clarify wording and add citation to Workspace specific HC article]
- lima 6y agoWasn't this always the case?
- luto 6y agoat least in the last three years, yes.
- jsnell 6y agoI thought Meet was only made available to consumer accounts after Covid, not years ago? Here's the announcement blog post: https://blog.google/products/meet/bringing-google-meet-to-more-people https://blog.google/products/meet/bringing-google-meet-to-mo... (But yes, it looks like the requirement was there from the start, and the editorializing in the title is incorrect.)
- gallego2007 6y agoAFAIK, yes this has always been the case with Meet.