#Google Meet

Google Meet is starting to roll out on Android Auto, bringing video call access to car displays, although with some notable limitations. The feature allows users to check scheduled meetings and join calls directly from their car’s screen, offering a more seamless way to stay connected while on the move. While active calls may still appear, users won’t see upcoming meetings or call history tied to work profiles, which could limit its usefulness for business users. Google recently introduced Meet support for Apple CarPlay, and the Android Auto version is expected to expand further in the coming weeks. Google is at it again with limiting the group meetings on free tier of Google Meet to only one hour, and it begins 'this month'. Google Meet free tier 1-hour limit While you may still enjoy 1-on-1 meetings for up to 24 hours, hosting a group meeting with more than three participants is now limited to one hour, unless you upgrade to Google One plan. The said plan is priced at Php 479 /month that offers 'Google Workspace premium' features that include longer video calls, livestreaming video calls on YouTube, and video call recording among others. Google has already applied the limit in 2020 but changed their minds to offer premium Meet to everyone two years since. Read more in our articles including "Google Meet begins rolling out on Android Auto" and "Google Meet free tier reverts back to 1-hour limit starting this month".