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Camera off 100% as well; there's no reason to enforce seeing somebody's face; I often do not consent to giving MS Teams or Zoom my facial details in any form.
by out-of-ideas 4y ago
Camera off 100% as well; there's no reason to enforce seeing somebody's face; I often do not consent to giving MS Teams or Zoom my facial details in any form.
I find next to no benefit in it especially when talking abstractly about something as easy as a simple "i edited code" during SU; other than the bully-tactics of a company/boss to flex muscle and see who is obedient to their standards.
Also find looking at a wall of video's is highly distracting, and eats up the bandwidth - not really a fan of a voice-call when the audio drops out and gotta ask "what" 200 times.
Adding to the distraction is any screen-share (often with the tickets) adding in extra flashy videos of people is simply not needed.
- palata 4y ago> I often do not consent to giving MS Teams or Zoom my facial details in any form. That's actually a very good point: I never thought about the fact that I was sharing my video with those companies.