Google Duo allows you to make calls for those who do not install the application

Duo is Google's video calling application. Recently, this new application has been added by Google, allowing users to make calls to others who have not installed or have not registered for the service. However, this unique feature and utility is only for Android users only.

This call is no different from other regular calls. After each call, people who have not installed Duo will be prompted to install the application immediately, if they do not want to receive them, they can reject any future calls from other Duo users.

This is a good way for Google to expand Duo's market share and users worldwide.

Google took advantage of the App Preview Messaging feature, which allows Android users to use supported instant messengers to contact others who have not installed the corresponding application, to help Duo call for people who have not installed the application yet. .

Before Duo, Google adopted the App Preview Messaging feature for its smart messaging application, Allo, but the call display interface for recipients who haven't installed the application is still quite confusing. The interface has been optimized by Google to more faithfully reflect what users see when actually installing the Allo application for messaging.

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