• missandry351@lemmings.world
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    5 months ago

    My camera has a cover 😂😂😂 I hope you like your screens pitch black because it’s the only thing you will see

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    Is this legit? Brave’s AI summary claims that Teams indeed gives this option to the host. However, it points to a Teams documentation page that does not mention such feature.

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        I don’t blindly trust AI responses. However, that was way too concerning not to ask about it, considering that I work from home and that we use Teams.

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        Holy shit.

        He’s at -22 right now, and you at +41.

        He obviously isn’t trusting the AI, he’s asking here to verify it since he couldn’t find any first-hand information to contradict it.

        Lemmy is already getting to be more fucking toxic than reddit. JFC.

          • Krauerking@lemy.lol
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            lol. Yup. We aren’t the cream of the crop here like some egos would have themselves believe.

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          Lemmy is better than Reddit in every way. This means the platform itself better, but it also uplifts all users. This leads to better posts, better comments and better voting behavior. It also enhanced the innate abilities of Lemmy users to be toxic as hell.

          So what I’m trying to say is suck it bitch.

          • JasonDJ@lemmy.zip
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            They don’t hallucinate, they just believe everything they read on the internet. They are basically Republicans.

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          Arguably people don’t like the USE of AI regardless of whether the user thinks it’s trustworthy.

          • JasonDJ@lemmy.zip
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            5 months ago

            Yeah, it’s a scary word.

            I get the hate for it, especially around resource use, and it’s overuse everywhere. But it’s still the early days and it’s certainly going to evolve. I imagine if people were as environmentally conscious in the 60s, they’d be up in arms about rooms full of hot glowing tubes doing arithmetic. Eventually, though, they got to be far less resource intensive.

            Also the AI response is default behavior in Brave search…and many other searches. For me, Brave has probably been the best of the bunch, but that’s not exactly a high bar.

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              It’s also the pure insistent annoyance of a tool being inserted into everything we use in daily life which spits misinformation, plagerizes real human work, and is being pushed by big tech to such a degree for no apparent reason. Furthermore it’s intent, from tech’s point of view, is to cut labor, which it doesn’t do. What it does is allow for layoffs of well paid labor and rehire at a lower pay as AI jockeys who just clean up the mess after it.

              The hate is grounded on a lot of factors which the “worst it will ever be” argument completely misses the point on.

        • Nollij@sopuli.xyz
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          Counter point: Lemmy has always been more toxic.

          I’ve never seen a group (as a whole) that’s less capable of accepting that there are things they don’t know, or other viewpoints.

    • wizardbeard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Beyond the other answers stating that this isn’t real:

      Teams doesn’t do one off charges for functionality like this. All functionality is managed by licensing, managed through your workplace’s Azure tenant. Don’t have the license, don’t have the feature. Need the feature? Time to work with Microsoft billing to get you a new license (or additional one) and then your IT team to have the license applied to your account.

      There aren’t usually any upsells displayed to end users. In our environment we’ve only seen a rare “this functionality is not available on your license, go complain to your admin” type message, but usually it just doesn’t display unavailable options.

      On top of all that, Microsoft is dumb, but not this dumb. Last thing their team of lawyers would want is for them to be involved in some sort of “involuntary pornography” case or something.

    • Parafaragaramus@infosec.pub
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      It’s either my broken self or a symptom of the time that I cannot tell if this is a honest question. I hope it isn’t.

      Just in case: It’s not a real thing. Yet.

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        It was an honest question. I have seen various other horrible features, like Glassdoor allowing paying employers to remove negative ratings, so I freaked out a bit in case Teams has hidden features as well.

        I know this is shitpost, but since there was another indication of such feature existing (although untrustworthy - the Brave Search’s AI summary), I wanted to confirm.

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    Does the person on the other end get a notification or do they just remain oblivious to their boss spying on them?

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      No usually you do not get an immediate notification, but you can indeed see it by constantly checking you small camera window in the corner of the meeting. But you have to stay focused.

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    5 months ago

    Fortunately, browsers have safeguards against this sort of thing (activating the camera without user interaction)

    …right?

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    5 months ago

    Yknow one great thing that costs about 1.99 (one time cost)?

    Those little plastic slidy bits that cover up the laptop webcam and mic.

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      It’s weird that people used to be concerened with covering their laptop camera, but people don’t care about their phone camera.

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            5 months ago

            You can’t guess correctly someone’s shoe size and leg length using an accelerometer. There are factors that drastically change the results.

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              Enough data over time I bet you could. Get a couple drop recordings, arm swing, common heights of beds/desks/chairs, you could find it.

              Would it be automated or easy? Hell no. But you can do it. We’ve discovered more with less

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                Everyone’s bodies are all different in unique ways. Also some might have a limp, or crutches, prosthetics, different size feet, wider feet, extremely small feet(while being tall). There would never be enough data. Unless you were there in person measuring.

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                  Well, you have angle of tge thigh and speed and time between strides, giving us stride length assuming their phone is in their pocket, which would be easy to tell. Then you have foot on floor over time and speed, which would give you appoximate shoe length depending on their foot fall. But you could guess that based on axis bounce/force. You could probably guess their weight and gender too.

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    5 months ago

    I’d honeytrap this with a software camera that just plays filth and shock sites on a loop :)