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Which video conferencing platforms give the host the ability to remotely turn on other people's cameras?
The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities... some consider to be unnatural.
Edit: unfortunately it's fake.
Unfortunately?
That would be such a massive privacy issue that I don't think any video conferencing software would ever implement that.
Truth Social Live.
Please select all videos with couches to continue.
You mean to finish
ED Vance never does 😢
(Disclaimer: it’s okay if you have ED, this is only directed at couchfoker)
Biological males don't need to have a hard dick to get off, prostates exist.
You underestimate the power of the Dark Side.
…oh so Microsoft Teams?
But it would be funny.
Would make an interesting HR discussion though.
You underestimate dumbass designers and devs who don't give a shit
It's probably fake, but if this bothers you then you should probably already have a physical cover for your camera.
Electrical or painter's tape is a cheap and efficient solution.
Big flex though dropping 99 cents on these
(if using the camera more than once or twice a month)
If you have a 3D printer: https://www.printables.com/search/models?q=webcam+cover
I got one for free from one of my first real jobs. They also provided me a laptop with a physical camera switch so they probably just didn't think it through, they spent several excess cents on the cover.
We know there's users who want the cover but will never think it's possible there's one built in already.
I just keep mine pointed at the ceiling unless it’s in use
But what about that large spider's privacy? Come on, show some respect...
I also unplug it to be extra sure
One that allows you to see things that will never be unseen again.
Seems like asking for trouble... and law suits.