

So, whenever you video call a friend, you'll see a screen that warns you your video is visible, then you'll see the name or the number of the person you're video calling, and an end button, all of which is superimposed onto a view of whatever your camera sees (likely you). Your friend can't see you while ringing you with this feature however. The first time you call, Google will tell you "Smile! Knock Knock is on", along with a notice that says your friend - if he or she has you as a contact - will see you appear on their phone while you're ringing. To start making a video call, type in the name of the contact you want to video call in the search bar > select their name from the list > tap on the 'Video call' icon in the centre at the bottom of your screen. Video callingĮvery time you open Duo, you'll see the camera view with the search bar, and contacts and groups below. There's also a search bar at the top and a menu for accessing settings.


Also, other users will be able to see you before responding. Handy call preview: When someone calls you, you can preview the other person's live video before answering, thanks to the Knock Knock feature.High-quality audio and video: Google Duo can provide high-quality, lag-free audio and video as the sound and image quality will automatically be adjusted depending on your connection.Once the group is created, you can instantly share the link to allow new participants to join the call. Easy call: You can quickly start a 100% free audio or video call with other people and even create groups of up to 32 people.
