It will help to release used resources like RAM. Rebooting your smartphone can also help occasionally. Close all other apps on your smartphone to make sure it’s not a RAM or phone resources issue. Instead, try closing the app and relaunching it once. You’ll find very limited settings to tweak anything. Google Duo is a minimalist app with very little to offer on the settings side. Note the quality will drop but on the other hand, communication is more important in these troubled times. Check if the Duo app is working again, and you can both make and receive calls. Tap on the three-dot menu to open Settings and tap on Call settings.Įnable Data Saving mode and then try again. If bandwidth or speed continues to be a problem, you can try the data saving mode inside the Duo app. Video conference calls, depending on the number of participants, can consume a lot of bandwidth and generally needs a stable high-speed internet connection. You can use an app like Fast or Speedtest to check. If the Wi-Fi is connected and working, you should test its speed and available bandwidth. You can also try connecting to other Wi-Fi networks if available or even use another smartphone as a Wi-Fi hotspot.
You should begin with your Wi-Fi connection and also try mobile data to cross-check, just in case. These are some of the most basic steps that needs to be checked out.
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