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What's your point? The same can be said with regards to oral communication. People who communicate in sign language do so in a very expressive way, a way that pure text cannot capture. You should go out of your way to experience this for yourself.
My point is that I'm ignorant on the subject but interested and so am asking questions to learn about it.
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What's your point? The same can be said with regards to oral communication. People who communicate in sign language do so in a very expressive way, a way that pure text cannot capture. You should go out of your way to experience this for yourself.
My point is that I'm ignorant on the subject but interested and so am asking questions to learn about it.
Why stop at Zoom? Exit Discord too! Remember when FOSS community discussions occurred in archived mailing lists crawled by search engines? How quaint! Now your average project invites everyone to their "Discord server", the discussions equivalent of a black hole.
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My point is that I'm ignorant on the subject but interested and so am asking questions to learn about it.
Do you use audio/video chat? Why don't you type instead?
> A recent analysis showed that it could take up to 30 hours just to read the entirety of Zoom's terms and conditions I wonder whether there's a single human being on Earth who has read the entire T&C word for word. I assume multiple authors drafted and edited specific chunks, so it may even be the case that even the lawyers who wrote it haven't read the full thing, yet users are expected to have done it in some vagu…
> A recent analysis showed that it could take up to 30 hours just to read the entirety of Zoom's terms and conditions I wonder whether there's a single human being on Earth who has read the entire T&C word for word. I assume multiple authors drafted and edited specific chunks, so it may even be the case that even the lawyers who wrote it haven't read the full thing, yet users are expected to have done it in some vagu…
> A recent analysis showed that it could take up to 30 hours just to read the entirety of Zoom's terms and conditions I wonder whether there's a single human being on Earth who has read the entire T&C word for word. I assume multiple authors drafted and edited specific chunks, so it may even be the case that even the lawyers who wrote it haven't read the full thing, yet users are expected to have done it in some vagu…
And how legally binding those T&C really are anyway?
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Google Meet performance is pretty much up there for me these days. It's very rare that quality degrades for any of the use cases you described. Maybe it's gotten better, who knows.
It has gotten better — still noticeably worse than zoom
Now it requires an app and google credentials on iOS, and the video quality seems worse to me.