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Google’s Meet app is getting a few more features designed for calls.
In-call messaging is now supported so you can share links and rude comments.
Emoji reactions will also be available in group calls, you’ll be able to stack effects like backgrounds and filters, and screen sharing will be an option in calls.
The update is rolling out slowly, and everyone on your call will need to be running the updated app.
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