When rich kids use the Zoom app: Pay millions to create a virtual image for yourself, pretending to hide from the screen

A user Twitter account, Matt Buckley, shared a video showing him working online on Zoom. However, the truth is that the video shows only a loop of an image of Matt sitting at his desk, while he is free to do what he wants.

This trick requires the help of a special feature on Zoom called “loop video”, which is found in the “virtual background” or “virtual background” tool.

Virtual images use virtual background (left) and real image (right) of Matt on Zoom

The Vitural background is a tool that helps you design the background image while recording a video on Zoom, while the “Loop video” feature in this tool supports users to create a background on the frame by Use pictures or videos repeatedly for a long time.

Matt took advantage of the loop feature to perform this prank. He filmed a 10 to 15-second video of him focusing on working on a computer screen and occasionally nodding in agreement. He then played the video repeatedly and repeated it several times on his frame during the meeting.

The virtual background is on zoom

“Virtual cameras have drawn my attention since the early days of Zoom, some colleagues I know have used this feature in meetings mainly to hide the messy rooms. After I think it will be fun to be able to do something more interesting. ” Matt answered on social networks

Some young people have really been fascinated by this feature in the hope of surpassing everyone when participating in the application Zoom. However, anyone who wants to use “virtual background” will have to spend £ 39 / month or £ 468 / year, equivalent to at least several million to tens of million to register as a VIP user.