It also has the eye-contact with one's self aspect, think of people who use their phones for doing their makeup as well as doing selfies.
A lot more of this goes on than video conferencing. Culturally the eye contact thing is not actually universal, there are understandings that the lack of eye contact is due to the video conferencing setup. So maybe the personal vanity selfie taking use case is what wins it here.
A lot more of this goes on than video conferencing. Culturally the eye contact thing is not actually universal, there are understandings that the lack of eye contact is due to the video conferencing setup. So maybe the personal vanity selfie taking use case is what wins it here.