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Apparently it FORCES you to have BOTH a microphone and a camera enabled and accessible to the site. It actually refused to run on my desktop computer because it doesn’t have a camera, had to pull out my laptop which made me late for the meeting.
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Apparently it ALWAYS DEFAULTS to having both the camera and microphone on the instant you connect to the call, accessible by all other participants. With no warning before you join the call.
Fuck that shit. At least Zoom, as much as I also hate it, lets you connect with no camera and/or microphone (you can just use the chat), shows you a preview of your camera before you join and lets you disable it right then and there, and makes sharing your audio an explicit action for every meeting.
I hope it wasn’t a business meeting. Otherwise using the Facebook platform for meetings is just dumb.
Group meeting for a university research project. Wasn’t officially sanctioned or anything, just that my group members prefer it for some reason.
just…just make sure they know you disapprove and is doing it reluctantly because is everyone vs one. That using facebook for anything serious is unacceptable for privacy and security reasons.
https://workplace.com
Workplace is owned by Meta and is basically Facebook Messenger for organizations. This is what the big boys use. 😎
:( that’s a thing