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There might be a Google Duo rewards program on the way to incentivize you to convince your friends to stop using WhatsApp.

If you've ever wanted to use Google Duo on multiple devices, well now you can! Smartphones, tablets, and even some Chromebooks work.

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Being able to share your screen within Google Duo is nice and all, but what use is the feature if it doesn't work properly?

Duo users can now send encrypted video messages when the person they are calling doesn't pick up.

A teardown of Google Duo Version 27 has revealed that multi-device support is in the works, though we do not know what the device limit will be.

Some users are able to receive Google Duo video calls despite not having the app installed. A preview version of the app pops up and allows users to accept or reject the call.

Google's Justin Uberti teased the new features on Twitter, but they might take a while to get here.

The feature is rolling out to Pixel, Nexus, and Android One devices, with support for more devices sometime in the near future.