With more people working remotely, in response to the spread of the coronavirus, we want to do our part in order to ensure that people have a safe and secure environment to stay connected with loved ones and to be able to continue to do their jobs from wherever they are,” said Ofir Eyal, Chief Operating Officer of Rakuten Viber. “We’re committed to finding more ways for people to connect in groups during this challenging time without having to be physically in the same place.
The acquisition went public on February 13, 2014. Rakuten, the Japanese ecommerce and internet services group, decided to spend 900 million and buy Viber. Now, Viber group calls can support up to 10 people at once-enough room for even the most important meetings. Japanese telecom Rakuten acquired Viber in 2014. Viber recently doubled the number of people who could participate in group calls to help everyone stay connected despite COVID-19. Group calls are a great way to bypass the risk of meetings. Since COVID-19 can spread easily in large groups, it’s best to restrict your company brainstorming sessions to voice calls. Make sure you update to the latest version of Viber. We doubled the max participants for Viber Group Calls to 10 people at once so it's easier and safer for you to connect with others during this challenging time – without having to be physically in the same place.
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