Google Duo and Google Meet have combined into a new Meet app for video calling and meetings. The Google Duo app and icon are now Google Meet 
Available features and encryption methods in the Meet app are different between Meetings, Meet calls, and Meet Legacy Calls (previously known as Duo). Learn about call and meeting encryption in Meet.
When you communicate in Google Meet, you can use either:
- Meetings: Create or join scheduled or instant cloud-encrypted Google Meet meetings with a link. Learn more about meeting features in the new Meet app.
- Calls:
- Legacy Calls (previously known as Duo): The end-to-end encrypted experience that involves ringing a personal account or phone number directly.
- Meet calls: Upgraded cloud-encrypted calls on mobile that ring a Workspace or personal account or phone number directly. Optional end-to-end encryption available for personal users. Learn about the transition from legacy calls to the new Meet call experience.
To use the new calling experience as soon as it’s available to you, keep your Meet app up-to-date. When all parties in the call use the latest version of Meet with the update, they find an in-app prompt. This prompt explains that they now use the new calling experience. Otherwise, the call defaults to the legacy calling experience. Learn about the transition from legacy calls to the new Meet call experience.
Learn more about meetings
Important: You must first be signed in to your Google Account.
You can create or join scheduled or instant cloud-encrypted Google Meet meetings with a link. Learn how to start or schedule a Google Meet video meeting.
Meetings include the latest enterprise-compliant Meet featuresTips:
- Some domains support CSE encryption for meetings. Learn about Client-side Encryption (CSE) in Meet.
- Your Google Account name and pronouns are shown to other meeting members. Learn how to change your Google Account info.
- Contacts you previously blocked in Meet can join Meet meetings and Group Calls. Learn more about who can join your meetings.
Learn about Meet calls
Meet calls (currently being rolled out):
On your mobile phone, you can make upgraded, cloud-encrypted calls directly to a Workspace account, personal account, or phone number. Learn how to make Meet calls.
Meet calls includes the latest enterprise-compliant Meet features- Group calls
- Messages
- Moments
- Family mode
- Knock knock
Tip: Your admin controls Meet calls and Meetings. Learn how to turn on Meet meetings for your organization.
Learn about Meet Legacy Calls (previously known as Duo)
The classic Duo end-to-end encrypted experience that involves ringing a number or group directly. Learn how to make a Meet Legacy Call.
Learn about legacy calling featuresWith the upgrade of Duo to Meet, we added Duo legacy calling features to the Meet app. The upgrade is an improved app experience and doesn't require a new download for Duo users. You can still:
- Make 1:1 or group calls to friends and family by phone number or email.
- Use fun filters and effects.
- Send messages.
- Ask Google Assistant to call with your existing devices.
- Turn on Meet moments.
- Use Family mode.
- Preview video calls with Knock Knock.
Tips:
- Meet Legacy Calls previously known as Duo doesn’t include the latest meetings and Meet calls features.
- For Business and EDU Users:
- Your admin controls Legacy calling functionality through the Legacy Services Switch. Learn how to manage legacy calling features for your users.
- EDU users under age 18 don't have access to calling functionality.
- Account and phone number is required. Learn how to get started with legacy calling in Google Meet.