1 / 15Lockdown is been followed in many countries around the world to fight Coronavirus. Also, citizens are urged to stay at home and observe social distancing.2 / 15People are widely using social media at home to pass their time. Many are using conference calls or video calls to communicate with relatives and friends.3 / 15'Zoom' has become the app number one during lockdown with WhatsApp overtaking TikTok. Due to the lockdown, many people are using Zoom, a video conferencing app, for office meetings.4 / 15The basic version of Zoom allows up to 50 participants to join a video conference call. 5 / 15A few days ago, it was reported that five lakh Zoom accounts were hacked and users' private data was being sold on the Dark Web at a low price.6 / 15Zoom app is causing to leak the users data. But there are many safe video calling apps available.7 / 15WhatsApp is a powerful way to communicate. The company has given special voice and video calling features to the users.8 / 15Lockdown is letting people make many number of video calls. WhatsApp is constantly bringing new features for its users.9 / 15With Google Duo, video call is fun and you can chat with up to 12 people at once.10 / 15Google has increased the number of simultaneous video calling users on Google Duo. So 12 people can now make video calls simultaneously through Google Duo.11 / 15Facebook Messenger is a video calling and chatting app that is widely used.12 / 15Connecting up to 8 people at a time through Facebook Messenger. It can also be used on all platforms such as Android, iOS, Webbrowser.13 / 15Like Facebook Messenger, Skype is an old video calling app. It can transfer messages and files along with video calling.14 / 15Video calls can be made to up to 32 people at a time through Apple FaceTime. It is also a secure app15 / 15Google Hangouts is also a great app for video calls, with an end to end security feature.