This Google Meet feature might soon save you from boring meetings

• Google appears to be working on a new Meet feature for live-sharing apps.
• The videoconferencing platform may soon let you share a YouTube video, a Spotify soundtrack or fun games with call participants.
• The upcoming feature will only supposedly support the Android version.

It's shaping up to be more than just a video-conference platform for work. There will be a new feature on the service that will allow you to share your stream or watch a video with other people.

According to an app teardown performed by 9to5 Google is working on integration of various apps with Meet to take your call to a service that you want to live-share Games like UNO!, Heads Up!, and Kahoot! are included in compatible services.

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The new version of Meet is rolling out via the Play Store. If it goes live for everyone, the icons for each app will be displayed. Meet will take your call to a third-party app if you want to share your session on any of these apps.

A string of code that was spotted by 9to5 suggests that the upcoming capability will only be available on the most popular phones in the world. It is not clear how Meet will share content with other call participants that do not subscribe to the service. There is an option to pause or resume content that is being shared.

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The service will create a lobby where anyone can hop in on the fun with a single tap. It could be possible to play a game with people on the phone.

During the transition to Meet, there is an upcoming feature. Both of the best video conference software are included in the app.