Google Meet seamless call transfer feature from one device to another

Google Meet: Nowadays, Google Meet is a very important app for people sitting at home or working from home or for school-college students. Through this app, people sitting in different corners of the country and the world can easily connect with each other through video and audio calls. Google has introduced a new update in its meeting app, through which the company has added a great feature to this app. Through this feature, users can easily transfer the ongoing call meeting on Google Meet from one device to another without disconnecting the call.

New feature in Google Meet

To understand it in simple language, after this update of Google Meet, users can shift to other devices during any live meeting without cutting the call. This is a very important feature, which is often needed by many users.

Generally, this happens many times with many users when they have joined a meeting through Google Meet on one device, say their laptop, and at the same time they have to go somewhere, and now they are unable to attend their Google Meet meeting. Want to join from mobile.

To do this, users had to disconnect the call from the laptop and rejoin the meeting through their mobile. Now they won't have to do this. Now users will be able to join the meeting on the second device without disconnecting the ongoing meeting on the first device. For this, users will have to follow these easy steps given below:

Follow these steps

step 1: Join Google Meet on your first device as you usually do.

Step 2: Now open the Google Meet call page on the other device to which you want to transfer the meeting call.

Step 3: On the Google Meet call page of other devices, you will see a new option of Switch Here. You just have to click on that option.

Step 4: As soon as you click on Switch Here, the Google Meet call running on the first device will be transferred to the second device without disconnecting.

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