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We used an always-on-video solution (the now dead Sqwiggle) in a past startup. It all went relatively well until one day, the wife of one of your coworkers, wal
by juandazapata 7y ago
We used an always-on-video solution (the now dead Sqwiggle) in a past startup. It all went relatively well until one day, the wife of one of your coworkers, walked naked in the background. His webcam/laptop froze at that moment and a picture of his naked wife stayed up for about 5 mins.
That was the last time we used that app. Just something to take into account.
- fouc 7y agominor typo: "your" vs "our" coworkers. I guess it would be handy to have some way of hiding everything except maybe the face. Would be annoying to have to dress up
- jdironman 7y agoAt that point why not just use a snapchat-esque bitmoji.
- jimktrains2 7y agoIt would be ironic if he shut is laptop to kill the video stream and that ended up causing the system to freeze on that last frame of video.
- shantly 7y agoAlways-on video staring at people's faces is weird in the best circumstances. It's a bizarre view to have passively, rather than during active conversation.
- t34543 7y agoI think it’s creepy.