The pandemic is coming for your privacy, but there are small ways to fight back. If you're fortunate enough to have a work-from-home gig, then there's a decent chance you're stuck in a never-ending bootloop of video calls for the foreseeable future. For many people, this directly translates into giving bosses, coworkers, clients, or complete strangers a direct view into their home. But it doesn't have to be that way. In late October Google announced that Google Meet, its video conferencing t...
The pandemic is coming for your privacy, but there are small ways to fight back. If you're fortunate enough to have a work-from-home gig, then there's a decent chance you're stuck in a never-ending bootloop of video calls for the foreseeable future. For many people, this directly translates into giving bosses, coworkers, clients, or complete strangers a direct view into their home. But it doesn't have to be that way. In late October Google announced that Google Meet, its video conferencing t...
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