Zoom has been the best partner for everyone all around the globe during this pandemic. Since traveling has become extremely risky, and several countries are experiencing the second wave of Covid-19, it is better to stay at your home and connect through video calls to celebrate festivals virtually and safely. With Thanksgiving around the corner, people cannot gather together at one place due to Covid-19; zoom video calls will be there to the rescue.
The only restriction that the app applies is the 40-minute limit of the free video calls, which annoys the users. In order to help its users celebrate Thanksgiving with their family and friends without any interruptions after every 40-minutes, the company has decided to lift the limit temporarily.
Zoom’s competitor video calling software like Google Meet and Cisco Webex also have a 60-minute and 50-minute limit, respectively. Among all the video conferencing platforms, Zoom has been the number one choice for people worldwide.
The only restriction that the app applies is the 40-minute limit of the free video calls, which annoys the users. In order to help its users celebrate Thanksgiving with their family and friends without any interruptions after every 40-minutes, the company has decided to lift the limit temporarily.
Zoom’s competitor video calling software like Google Meet and Cisco Webex also have a 60-minute and 50-minute limit, respectively. Among all the video conferencing platforms, Zoom has been the number one choice for people worldwide.
As a thank you to our customers, we will be lifting the 40-minute limit for all meetings globally from midnight ET on Nov. 26 through 6 a.m. ET on Nov. 27 so your family gatherings don't get cut short. ❤️🏡 #ZoomTogether pic.twitter.com/aubsH0tfxG
— Zoom (@zoom_us) November 10, 2020
Although the company decides to lift the limit for one day only but the day it chose will have massive traffic as Thanksgiving is celebrated in the US with a bang. People would surely have their whole day spent with their loved ones through video conference calls.
