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Zoom announced that it is removing the 40-minute time limit for its free accounts on all meetings around the world for the holiday season.

 

This means that all holidays, in addition to Christmas, that fall in late December or early January will be covered by this special offer by Zoom. "Whether coming together on the final day of Hanukkah, celebrating Christmas, ringing in the New Year, or marking the last days of Kwanzaa, those connecting with friends and family won't get cut short," said Zoom.

 

With the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, people around the globe have once again been forced to stay at home and plan virtual gatherings. Zoom’s video calling became a majorly significant tool for people ever since the pandemic arrived, so it makes sense why the company has decided to cut short its usual video calling time limit for free subscribers during such a time.

Zoom is Allowing Free Subscribers to Use Video Calling Without Time Limit During Holiday Season

 


Zoom announced that it is removing the 40-minute time limit for its free accounts on all meetings around the world for the holiday season.

 

This means that all holidays, in addition to Christmas, that fall in late December or early January will be covered by this special offer by Zoom. "Whether coming together on the final day of Hanukkah, celebrating Christmas, ringing in the New Year, or marking the last days of Kwanzaa, those connecting with friends and family won't get cut short," said Zoom.

 

With the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, people around the globe have once again been forced to stay at home and plan virtual gatherings. Zoom’s video calling became a majorly significant tool for people ever since the pandemic arrived, so it makes sense why the company has decided to cut short its usual video calling time limit for free subscribers during such a time.

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