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I don't think anyone is being distracted by blurred hair or hands. If your coworkers don't feel comfortable even turning on the camera, it shouldn't matter to y
by tziki 6y ago
I don't think anyone is being distracted by blurred hair or hands. If your coworkers don't feel comfortable even turning on the camera, it shouldn't matter to you. Aside from edge cases like a modelling agency looking for fresh faces, you have zero right to demand how people choose to potray themselves in a VC call.
- 0xffff2 6y agoI have no problem with people choosing to leave their cameras off (I rarely turn my own camera on in meetings). I still think the complaint about poorly implemented background blur/background replacement is at least partially valid. It is very distracting to me compared to either a raw camera or no camera at all.