Google Duo rolls out low light mode to let videocallers see each other, even in the dark

Since poor lighting is a chronic impediment to videocalling in various parts of the world, Google announced on Aug 19 that its videocalling app, Google Duo, is getting a new feature: low light mode.

In various parts of the world – especially where electricity is expensive and power outages are frequent – finding lighting strong enough for video calls is difficult. For this reason and others, Google announced Aug 19 that they’re integrating a new low-light mode to Duo.

According to the company, when a user’s phone detects dim lighting conditions, the video call will automatically be adjusted so that those in the frame are more visible. Users can also control the feature themselves with the new button that can be found within the in-call controls list.

The low lighting mode will begin rolling out this week for both iOS and Android users. – AFP Relaxnews

Source: TheStar