Upcoming / Microsoft teams will soon be able to have up to 250 simultaneous video conferencing

Microsoft teams will soon be able to have up to 250 simultaneous video conferencing

• In the paid version users will be able to do 250 members video calling together, in the unpaid version 20 members will be able to do video conferencing together
• In the new update, paid users will get the benefit of many features including scheduled meeting, record meeting, phone calls with audio.

Companies are changing their policies to increase the number of users in the growing trend of video conferencing due to lockdowns. After Google Meet, the calling limit has also been increased in Microsoft's video conferencing app 'Microsoft Teams'. The company announced on Wednesday that 250 members will now be able to do video calling together in Microsoft Teams. However, only paid users will get the benefit of this service. Previously this limit was 100 members. Microsoft Teams has a total of 75 million users.

In the free version, 20 members will be able to do video calling together

An update with an additional calling limit will be coming soon. It is currently being tested. In the new update, 250 members will be able to do video calling together in the paid version and 20 members in the unpaid version.

1TB in the paid version 1GB storage in the free version

In the new update, paid users will get the benefit of many features including scheduled meeting, record meeting, phone calls with audio. In the paid version, the user will get 1TB of storage, while in free plans, the user will get 1GB of storage and 10GB of share storage.

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