The BlueJeans Basic plan doesn’t have time constraints for meetings and aims to rival Zoom.
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BlueJeans by Verizon has a new plan that doesn’t include a ticking timer.
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While Zoom has become ubiquitous when it comes to virtual meetings, Verizon’s rollout of a free subscription for its video conferencing tool seeks to edge out the competition. On Wednesday, the company announced the launch of BlueJeans Basic, a new plan that grants users unlimited free meetings without any time cutoffs.Â
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