I've avoided using the camera for remote meetings, but now I'm being asked to use it for conferences, award ceremonies, and other events.

Well, being able to see the speaker's facial expression is useful for remote meetings, but there is the problem of "being able to see into the room".

However, whether you are using Zoom, Teams, or Skype, you have the ability to specify the background screen, so you can choose the screen you want.

I believe that one's personal preferences can be read by the way one chooses to use this screen.

For example, if you attend a budget meeting with Waikiki Beach in the background, people will think, "Doesn't this person need a budget for next year?" or something like that.

I'm afraid I'm going to have to think about those unwanted things.

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In my case, I use "background blur" for my cumbersome room.

It's too much trouble to think about the background.

However, the other day, I couldn't set up this background screen properly and had to show my room in front of more than 100 people.

Well, I'm thinking that no one probably felt uncomfortable just because they were shown my room in "the way I live".