FILE - A family sits for shiva, a traditional Jewish time of mourning for the dead on April 11, 2020 in New Canaan, Connecticut.
Zoom will allow unlimited time on video calls over Christmas and New Year’s so families and friends can spend more virtual time together for the holidays.The video conferencing company will remove the 40-minute limit on free accounts so users can spend more time with their loved ones with whom they are unable to gather safely this year due to the coronavirus pandemic."Whether coming together on the final day of Hanukkah, celebrating Christmas, ringing in the New Year, or marking the last days of Kwanzaa, those connecting with friends and family won’t get cut short," according to a Zoom news release.Here are the.