Select your calling account and verify your phone number.
Important:
- For Business and EDU users, your admin controls calling functionality through the Additional Google Services toggle. EDU users under age 18 don't have access to calling functionality. Learn how admins manage access to services.
- People who know your phone number can reach you across Google services. You can manage phone numbers associated with your Google Account in your Google Account settings.
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- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Firefox
- Opera
- Safari
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Verify your phone number
Important:
- Users with personal accounts can skip adding a phone number and still make and receive calls.
- Users with workspace accounts are required to add and verify a phone number in order to make and receive calls.
To verify a phone number:
- Go to meet.google.com/calling/.
- Click Add number.
- Enter your phone number.
- Click Get verification code.
- If the number that you've entered is associated with a Google Account, it is automatically verified.
- If not, Google Meet sends a code in a one-time SMS message to the number. (Operator text-message rates may apply.)
- Enter the code that you receive in the text message.
- If you don't receive a text message, check that you have entered your phone number correctly and click Resend SMS.
- If you have a mobile connection but don't get the SMS, click Call me.
- If you continue to have problems, visit the verification troubleshooting article.
After you verify your number on Meet
- People with your phone number can use the Meet app to call you. If you connect your Google Account, they can also connect with you across Google services.
- Meet can periodically send your contacts and location to Google.
- If you call someone not saved in your contacts, Meet displays your phone number so that they know who's calling.