- Apr 17, 2020
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A week ago we reported that Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20211 contained a new feature – Meet Now, which integrated video conferencing natively into the OS.
Now WindowsLatest has uncovered a bit more on the feature.
Windows 10 users will be able to start a video call by generating a sharing link via a button in the taskbar notification area.
Crucially neither the person starting the meeting or the attendees would need to have special accounts, but only the sharing link or the meeting access code.
When the call is accepted it can either open up in the Skype desktop client or the Skype web app in Edge.
Now WindowsLatest has uncovered a bit more on the feature.
Windows 10 users will be able to start a video call by generating a sharing link via a button in the taskbar notification area.
Crucially neither the person starting the meeting or the attendees would need to have special accounts, but only the sharing link or the meeting access code.
When the call is accepted it can either open up in the Skype desktop client or the Skype web app in Edge.