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Turning your Zoom camera off

The next time you’re on a Zoom meeting, feel free to turn the camera off…and keep it off.

Turns out that turning your camera off helps reduce your carbon footprint, according to BoingBoing.

Video conferencing uses a lot and a new study found turning off your camera can reduce the amount of energy you use by 96%!

So when your boss asks why you’re not on camera…tell them you’re saving the world!

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