A little over a few months ago, a potentially dangerous pathogen captured the attention of the mainstream media. Now, over 200,000 dead and 3 million infected later, it’s being touted as one of the most challenging enemies humanity has ever faced. We don’t know when it will end, so we need to find a way to maintain our sanity and be as productive as possible.

During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, video calling/conferencing applications have become our last hope for normalcy. Zoom, as you may know, has emerged as the frontrunner, thanks to the platform’s “generous” free license.

Its main competitors, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, did not offer their services for free, giving Zoom an edge.

But now, Google, noticing the situation, has revised its plans for Google Meet, revealing that users won’t have to pay anything to use the platform starting in May. In this piece, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about Google’s revised plans for Meet, and help you get the service as soon as possible.