Users of Google Meet can now add most 25 individuals to the meeting together. The feature will enable limiting who can share their screens, send chat messages, mute all users, and end meetings. Google said it is expanding meeting moderation control with several features in its video chat app Meet.

You will now be able to assign 25 co-hosts in each meeting, allowing them to use and use host control, the same company said in an update. Earlier, this safety feature was only available to Google Workspace for Education customers. These controls will now be available on desktop and mobile for all Google Meet users. In addition, the meeting will have the facility of muting, starting selection, and answering questions, which gives you more time to focus on your conversations and guide those involved, Google said.

The same fast access control will continue by default. When fast access is enabled, you can automatically join a meeting from a phone or desktop device to get it from your domain's particularity. For admin, in the coming hours, Google will introduce a setting that controls whether host management settings will be turned on or off by default.

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