In case you needed another reminder to check your camera settings before entering a video meeting, a lawyer in Texas failed to check his video feed before a Zoom hearing with a judge and ended up appearing as a cat. The clip became a viral sensation yesterday and the phrase “I am not a cat” trended on multiple platforms.
A lawyer using Zoom had to let a judge know that he wasn’t a cat after inadvertently activating a face filter pic.twitter.com/vChc14mjM1
One of the first instances of an accidental Zoom filter took place back in March. During a meeting, a manager found himself stuck as a potato and could not switch away from the filter.
#potatoboss
Be sure to check your video feed and camera in the settings of whatever platform you use and avoid having your children jump on your computer immediately before a meeting.
UPDATE: And it just happened again. Seriously– check your settings, people.
In largely virtual House Financial Services markup of Covid bill, @RepTomEmmer is asked to suspend his comments and figure out why he is upside down. pic.twitter.com/YPTbRAXj5v
In case you needed another reminder to check your camera settings before entering a video meeting, a lawyer in Texas failed to check his video feed before a Zoom hearing with a judge and ended up appearing as a cat. The clip became a viral sensation yesterday and the phrase “I am not a cat” trended on multiple platforms.
One of the first instances of an accidental Zoom filter took place back in March. During a meeting, a manager found himself stuck as a potato and could not switch away from the filter.
Be sure to check your video feed and camera in the settings of whatever platform you use and avoid having your children jump on your computer immediately before a meeting.
UPDATE: And it just happened again. Seriously– check your settings, people.
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