> Detects and blurs different types of gestures that don't have their place in a video call.
> Currently, it has two main components: detecting and blurring face touches (scratching face, picking nose, yawning, etc.) and detecting nudity. These help you to not get caught off guard.
Finally I can do my stand up in the shower.
This sort of feels like an April fools page.
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We realize it's not a common scenario, but even if it would work once or twice per year, it would still be saving you from a very awkward situation, thus the value we see in this.
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Unfortunately he believed minimizing the app would cut the video.
Otherwise politicians are going to keep showering on camera during meetings, instead of showering off-camera during meetings, like they're supposed to.
On Linux at least, if you open the v4l2 device for a device like this, it will turn on the indicator directly, and I don't think you can attach to it with libusb while it's otherwise in use by v4l2. In practice, I think the worst you could do from userspace on Linux is show the indicator while not recording.