You can use one of the backgrounds provided by Zoom, use your own photo or video as a background, or make use of a growing collection of free backgrounds that are available.

Zoom’s virtual background feature is supported on Windows, Mac, Linux, and iOS devices, but it is not supported on Android at this time (see Zoom’s technical requirements page for details). Make it look like you’re at a tropical beach, at a famous landmark, or even on the set of your favorite TV show or movie. Instead of showing your cluttered apartment or home office in the background, you can use a virtual background. Zoom has emerged as the most popular tool for video conferencing and it has a fun feature for virtual backgrounds that you may want to try (this is also possible with Google Meet and some others). But with millions of additional people working remotely right now, the use of video conferencing technology is at an all-time high.Īnd aside from work and business-related communication, many people are using the same technology to stay connected to friends and family. Ron Rymon, Mend Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, Rami Sass, Co-Founder and CEO, and Azi Cohen, Mend Co-Founder & General Manager.If you’re a remote worker, you may have plenty of experience with video conferencing as a way to communicate with clients, team members, or other colleagues. In this case, he came backed-up by Mend managers and founding fathers (left-to-right): Dr. Tamir Verthim, our Head Of Solution Engineering, doesn’t get ready, he stays ready, with a fully stocked toolbox of solutions for any issue, big or small. Need some space? Human connection? Crank up the volume and join Jason Hammond, our Director of Solutions Engineering - Channels, rocking out and/or telecommuting from the happiest place on earth, Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver, CO.

Turns out that besides being the creator of Mend Renovate and this writer’s go-to for open source community, licensing, or security questions, he is also quite a wiz with remote conferencing backgrounds. Who knew way back when BBC dad first went (the-other-kind-of) viral, the clip would be revisited years later. In the hopes of putting a smile on your faces, here it is remote folks, our favorite Zoom backgrounds for some April 1st fun. Our humble tribute to April Fools’ Day is this collection of our favorite backgrounds from our very own Mend crew - including us, your loyal Mend content team.

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