scrum.org - "The Daily Scrum is a 15-minute time-boxed event for the Development Team to synchronize activities and create a plan for the next 24 hours."
Most "daily standups" I've been at are performative song-and-dance with non-dev stakeholders running the meetings. They're definitionally just status meetings. There's no internal 'dev-only' talk, or identifying problems to work through, or sharing knowledge. Nope, it's just 'all non-devs need to know the status of every issue in a jira board, daily'. Why they can't just ... you know... look at the jira board they're forcing us to use, and see the status there... I dunno. Half the time when I'd update something there, I'd repeat in a meeting "all this is in jira". "Oh, I don't have time to comb through all that - it's too slow". OK... but if I DIDN'T update jira tickets... that was slowing down the team because "now people can't tell where you're at". So... there was no way to 'win' there...