Google Duo will Now Let You Call to Android Users who haven’t installed the App

In the latest update of Duo, Google brings some exciting features. Google Duo will Now Let You Call to Android Users who haven’t installed the App. So if you want to make a video call to any of your friend on Duo and they have not installed the app. You can easily call them on Duo.

Google Duo will Now Let You Call to Android Users who haven’t installed the App

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Like a regular Duo call, the recipient of the video chat sees live video from the caller. Scrolling up from the phone icon will start the conversation. When the video chat is over. The person on the receiving end of the call is asked with a prompt if he wants to install Duo on his phone. Moreover, the recipient of the call is asked whether he wants to block the caller from any future attempt to reach him on his phone.

Not only this, there is also an ability to switch from the front-facing selfie camera to the camera on the back of the phone.

Duo is so easy to use. All you need is your phone number and you’ll be able to reach people in your phone’s contacts list. No separate account is required, so you can sign up in just a few steps.

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