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Talk for yourself. Blurring the background is great for privacy. Reactions are silly but who cares. Gallery view has its uses in large meetings.
by TeeMassive 4y ago
Talk for yourself.
Blurring the background is great for privacy. Reactions are silly but who cares. Gallery view has its uses in large meetings.
- wingmanjd 4y agoI also appreciate the background blurring of the native Windows app. The background of my office is a daybed/ couch, which can seem less professional than I'd prefer.
- Tarq0n 4y agoI just wish they improved temporal stability or gave us some tuning knobs. Things like hair, microphone wires and chair backs flickering in and out of existance is not something I can deal with while paying attention to a meeting.
- WalterBright 4y agoI want people to be able to read the titles on the spines of the carefully curated books I never read on my giant bookshelf in the background.
- zbird 4y agoYou wouldn't use Teams if you cared about privacy. It's not the other people on the call you need the blur the background from.
- TeeMassive 4y agoIt's on my job laptop I don't care. It's my company's problem at this point. The people working with me as way more power and impact over my life than Microsoft and two wrongs don't make a right. For example if they see I'm selling stuff that might mean I have financial problems which can lead to prejudice and and less powerful position during negotiations.