There's a million reasons someone may not be comfortable having their video on that don't involve fraud.
There's a million reasons someone may not be comfortable having their video on that don't involve fraud.
I have literally never turned on my video despite 2+ years of working remote. None of my team has either. The only people who ever do are director-level and above.
You are out of touch. Not every workplace is your workplace.
It's not necessary to have the camera on most of the time but there's something a little sad about the lack of human experience in never even seeing who you work with. Vision is our most powerful sense and deeply rooted in our social psychology.
It might be that I am in a strategy team as opposed to engineering, so I have to collaborate and discuss items with members from other teams almost every meeting, and therefore relationships are much more important.