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I don't really get the point of keeping video open. I'm always either looking at emails, a shared desktop, an issue tracker, or some kind of document while we

I don't really get the point of keeping video open. I'm always either looking at emails, a shared desktop, an issue tracker, or some kind of document while we are on calls. Seeing people sip coffee and pick their nose doesn't really add anything except bandwidth.

pbhjpbhj 6y ago
If someone is presenting it's useful to be able to gauge how well it's going, whether people are paying attention, if they're bored, etc..
- dylan604 6y ago
  Then let that be a presenter's view. Don't make everyone suffer through it. When I'm in a room with people in a meeting, I'm focused on the presenter. I'm not looking at everyone in the room at the same time.
  - 0xffff2 6y ago
    In Teams at least, you can disable all incoming video.