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In response to "Companies are asking for this more and more. I've read some business articles about it lately. -- nm" by David

I don't really like 'letting work into my home' like that. It's silly, I'm sure, but it feels invasive -- nm

Posted by ty97 Apr 7 '22, 13:29

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(I guess if I had an 'office' in my place it might be different, but my office is my living room) -- nm - ty97 Apr 7, 13:33 9
- At least you have a living room ;-) - JD Apr 7, 13:39 2
  - I pay a lot for the privilege of a bedroom and a living room that are separate rooms! -- nm - ty97 Apr 7, 13:43 1
    - and conversely I get the cost benefit of only renting a room - JD Apr 7, 13:47
- You don't use a generic background instead of your home? -- nm - David Apr 7, 13:37 4
  - I want people to see how nice and clean the one corner of my house visible on camera is! -- nm - Cuzzin Todd Apr 7, 14:20
  - Anytime someone else uses one of those backgrounds, if they move the background fades away temporarily IME so what's the point? -- nm - ty97 Apr 7, 13:42 2
    - Depends on camera quality. Potato cameras get bad quality backgrounds. -- nm - spamlet Apr 7, 13:52 1
      - I’ve seen enough things/people that weren’t meant to be visible that I have continued to refuse to do it - I don’t have a spare bedroom or - i.b.! Apr 7, 14:30
- ditto -- nm - Max Apr 7, 13:36

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