Hi Meet links created in Google Calendar expire if they are not used for 90 days. Meet links created in Google Classroom, or by an Education account as a nicknamed meeting expire after the last person leaves the meeting.
Meet links created in Google Calendar expire if they are not used for 90 days. Meet links created in Google Classroom, or by an education account as a nicknamed meeting, expire after the last person leaves the meeting. That means that if you create the meeting and enter, the meeting expires as soon as you leave.
Each Google Meet meeting has a unique meet link. Google announces that beginning May 19, 2021 this meeting code will expire if not used for 365 days, or if everyone leaves the meeting. The expiration time is based on the product that your meeting is created from.
For users in the Google Workspace with Google Assistant Beta: Meeting generated by usage of meeting nicknames, expire instantly after the last user leaves. As an administrator, you can track video meeting activity in your organization with the Google Meet audit log.
Do Google meetings expire?
That means that if you create the meeting and enter, the meeting expires as soon as you leave.
When does the Google meeting code expire?
Google announces that beginning May 19, 2021 this meeting code will expire if not used for 365 days, or if everyone leaves the meeting. The expiration time is based on the product that your meeting is created from.
Meeting codes expire 365 days after last use. If someone uses the code within the 365 day window, then it will add another 365 days to the shelf life. Meeting code generated by speaking into your Nest device and saying “Hey, Google start a meeting” expires 365 days after last use.
How long does a link stay active in GSuite?
For standard gsuite accounts, a link will remain active for 90 days after it’s last use. If using gsuite for education account, and using ‘nickname’ or classroom links, the Meet ‘code’ will expire shortly after each Meet, and although the ‘link’ can be reused, it does generate a new code/URL each time it is used.