[healsjnr1]

> Have you considered that... _you_ just like having your camera on, and like seeing other people?

Yes, I think this is the whole point here. This is a bidirectional relationship.

We all have biases, and for a lot of people wanting some physical concept of the person they are working with is one of them, so yeah, they might just like seeing your face.

It's your prerogative to turn it off, but there is a very real chance this will impact your relationship with other people.

The biggest change for me is that I now hide my self video 100% of the time. I can't see myself in an irl meeting, so I don't need to see myself online either.

Don't this kind of makes the whole problem go away.

[tata71]

Meetings take place across big tables, not with your faces taped to a cardboard box a foot away from each other to inspect your zits and boogers.

These are just digital calls that someone put poor representations of facial expressions alongside.