I haven't found anything on MR yet, but just out of curiosity, why do you want to disable cameras if they aren't even enabled, only during a video chat?
I haven't found anything on MR yet, but just out of curiosity, why do you want to disable cameras if they aren't even enabled, only during a video chat?
I would certainly like to do this. If others V-chat me, and they want to enable cameras, that's their business, but I'd rather have a choice as to whether or not they see me, or what's behind me.
This is especially true of meetings, where the manager thinks video-chat is a great idea, but I'm telecommuting and not always in "proper office attire", if you get my drift 😉
But, really, the decision is based on "yes, I'd like to accept your chat request, but I don't want you poking a camera into my room." Hence, disable cameras.
Actually, I wouldn't use duct tape. Painter's masking tape has an adhesive that's less likely to leave sticky residue after removal.
I vaguely recalled hearing of a lens-cover product, so I did some googling and found this: http://www.theipatch.com/
I have no idea if it'll fit your machine or anything else.
The google search terms I used were:
isight cover
isight lens cover
Any viable solution for that ?
I also have this problem with skype enabling incoming video calls even if I stated in privacy settings i dont accept any...