Google Meet's camera software gets smarter.
Google unveiled a minor upgrade to Meet on Monday. The web camera will detect if a user is underexposed and will increase the brightness to enhance their visibility.
This is most common when there is a bright light behind you or a lamp. It can cause a "menacing silhouette of the dark" look you don't want to have during a meeting.
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This feature is being slowly rolled out and is now available to all G Suite Basic and Google Workspace customers. It can be turned off by end users in Google Meet's settings.
Google recently made a lot of minor adjustments to Meet. These included making the Hand Raise feature visible and adding emoji reactions.
