Sometimes you just don't want to look at yourself on a video call but you're required to have your camera on. Use these steps to hide from yourself.
lucas law / UnsplashIf you would rather square off against 100,000 hungry Everglades mosquitoes on their home turf than see your own face on video, a “cameras must be on” mandate is enough to get you buzzing with anxiety. Sure,while someone else talks, but that’s not you.
Thankfully, most major video calling platforms offer the ability to remove your own video feed from view, while keeping it visible to all others on the call. And some, like Microsoft Teams,Google’s meetings app offers a straightforward removal process for anyone hoping to scrub their own face off the screen. When you’re on a call, hover over your video window to unveil three icons—one of which is thebutton . Click it to send your video feed to the bottom right corner of your screen.
button to put yourself back among the other attendees. If you’re using the mobile Meet app, though, you can’t do any of this.Zoom is everywhere, but you may not want your face to be equally ubiquitous. To get your video tile on the fast track out of sight, hover over it and click the. To bring yourself back, click the.
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