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I’d attribute that to the other person playing the audio out of their computer speakers while using a mic that is not directional enough to filter it out.
by brokencode 6y ago
I’d attribute that to the other person playing the audio out of their computer speakers while using a mic that is not directional enough to filter it out.
- ghayes 6y agoI generally consider it rude to not use headphones in a meeting. The primary issue is you can't have simultaneous talking when someone isn't using headphones, since most applications auto-cancel audio input when they detect feedback. You then have to switch to turn-taking which isn't always suited for certain conversations.
- closeparen 6y agoI dearly wish this could be an actual norm.