One of the advantages of everyday life that we can most notice from technology is that it allows people very far apart to connect. Since the first instant messaging apps began to emerge in the early 2000s, today we can find many very sophisticated software options that allow, not only an online conversation, but also to establish video calls, share large files, access games online, screen sharing, transcribing conversations …
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of companies (whenever the nature of the work allows it) have had to organize telework processes so that their employees can continue to carry out their work normally.
One of the first instant messaging software that allowed video calls was Messenger. In the early 2000s, users using this app were able to open individual and group chats, make video calls with their ‘added’ friends, personalize their username and picture, send simple icons, and launch ‘buzzes’. This messaging option was used globally and was a pioneer in the development of the software that would come later, which was perfected as smartphones did as well. In 2009, with the launch of WhatsApp, it would become the most used messaging app , and this year 2020 it has just reached two billion users in the world.
In moments of separation with our loved ones, or when we need to continue with work meetings, let’s use technology. These are the best apps you can use to make video calls.
