Google Meet's new power-saving feature means you can't dodge meetings with a low battery - Android

And you still can't block out all the street noise for those who insist on doing calls outdoors — DAVID

That all-hands meeting in the office may have been traded in for a Google Meet call from wherever thanks to the pandemic-driven uptake of remote work, but for some people dialing in from their phones, they may not have enough juice or be able to even plug in to a power source. The good news now? Meet's addressing the need for conservation.

The videoconferencing app picked up several features this month including Q&A, the ability to respond to polls on Android devices, shutting down meetings for all participants from iOS, and some bulking up of safety features for educational users on Android.

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Google Meet's new power-saving feature means you can't dodge meetings with a low battery was written by the awesome team at Android Police.