id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> One free app makes all the difference between buttoned-up video chats and jual software irs a party.
Sarah Tew/CNET I now spend more time using Zoom than I ever thought I would, as a result of this coronavirus that requires millions of us to turn to video chat as a way to connect with co-workers and friends. I also spend way too much time trying to figure out the best possible Zoom background. Just this week, I stumbled on a free app that has broken open my world and made me obsessed with transforming my appearance from anything to a beautiful woman (I'm a stubbly man) to something Hades coughed up -- horns and all.
Makes that trick of changing your background seem pretty boring in hindsight.
Zoom has been in the news for positive and negative reasons. It's helped people attend their graduation virtually, but some schools have banned it for security reasons. "Zoombombing" has become a thing and, just generally, there are privacy concerns with the video chat service.
Even better than changing your Zoom background: Change your face in video chats
por Ruben Skeyhill (17/04/2020)
id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> One free app makes all the difference between buttoned-up video chats and jual software irs a party.Sarah Tew/CNET I now spend more time using Zoom than I ever thought I would, as a result of this coronavirus that requires millions of us to turn to video chat as a way to connect with co-workers and friends. I also spend way too much time trying to figure out the best possible Zoom background. Just this week, I stumbled on a free app that has broken open my world and made me obsessed with transforming my appearance from anything to a beautiful woman (I'm a stubbly man) to something Hades coughed up -- horns and all.
Makes that trick of changing your background seem pretty boring in hindsight.
Zoom has been in the news for positive and negative reasons. It's helped people attend their graduation virtually, but some schools have banned it for security reasons. "Zoombombing" has become a thing and, just generally, there are privacy concerns with the video chat service.