I don't. But the point is that with your camera on you have no way of knowing what any given person you're meeting with is looking at. Someone could have you i

I don't. But the point is that with your camera on you have no way of knowing what any given person you're meeting with is looking at. Someone could have you in full screen when you're not the one speaking and you have no way to know it. That'd be the equivalent of getting right up in your face and staring at you during an in person meeting while you're not speaking. You can't do that in real life but you can on video calls with nobody knowing, which seems dishonest to me.