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A bit difficult when your org has decided to use Zoom for large meetings. Although I nearly universally would be happy to skip those meetings, so…
by MattGaiser 5y ago
A bit difficult when your org has decided to use Zoom for large meetings.
Although I nearly universally would be happy to skip those meetings, so…
- jazzyjackson 5y agoYou can call in by phone
- MattGaiser 5y agoThey are picky about making sure everyone uses a camera.
- jraph 5y agoThen I guess your IT department or your management is happy to share your work computer's content with Zoom. I see three paths: - Resort to use Zoom in a browser, maybe from a separate profile - If this does not work for you, use Zoom from a virtual machine (it should be possible by exporting the camera likely connected by USB to the VM) - If you'd like to avoid a VM because it's heavy / annoying, I'm not sure there's an easy solution without learning how to use namespaces and unshare. Additionally, and optionally: - Gently campaign against Zoom or for a better solution internally.
- pjc50 5y agoUse the work laptop. Its security is then their problem, not yours. Do I care if the Chinese government know that I've got Visual Studio open?