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I was watching some court proceedings and one of the parties had the background blur on and every so often when the person half turned their head to review a do
by cube00 5y ago
I was watching some court proceedings and one of the parties had the background blur on and every so often when the person half turned their head to review a document nearly half of their face disappeared under the blur. It was very distracting.
Perhaps if people were a bit more professional and stopped commenting on other people's personal space that's taking up a fraction of the screen real estate we wouldn't need features like these.
My boss can't help himself making smart ass comments about my background, at one point I managed to get a plain white wall and even that scored a comment.
- andy_ppp 5y agoI would consider changing your boss. What a piece of work. My guess is he’s flawed in many areas…
- copperx 5y ago> My guess is he’s flawed in many areas… That's a dead giveaway of being human.
- antihero 5y agoYour boss sounds immature, but furthermore why do you care?
- stavros 5y agoWait, why do people care about other people's personal space? It's just houses and offices, what's there to hide about that? I have an array of RC planes on the wall behind me (because they take up room and mounting them vertically on the wall was a good solution to save space, they make for a great background.
- hwers 5y agoI wish we would stop using the "what's there to hide" argument. Let's just give people a right for default privacy without questioning what they want to use it for.
- stavros 5y agoThat's why nobody here is questioning whether people should be able to use the blur filter.
- formerly_proven 5y agoWhy use video as the default in the first place?