It’s as easy to make a custom Zoom background that’s silly to mess around with your friends and coworkers, as it is to make a serious Zoom background for business meetings. We’ll show you how.

It’s important to conduct “background checks” on new employees ... which analyzed how Zoom backgrounds can affect first impressions. People who sit in front of houseplants or bookcases ...

One feature that gives Zoom a competitive edge is the ability to use a custom background instead of whatever room you're in while you chat. And that has been taken to its comedic extremes ...

Here's where Zoom background blur comes in handy as a function to save your onscreen appearance. Here’s a quick rundown for all the homebodies and the virtual employees. And don’t worry ...

That’s according to new research, which looks at how people’s choice of Zoom background could be helping or hindering them. Researchers from the United Kingdom’s Durham University set out to ...

If you’re doing Zoom calls, there’s any easy way to implement a change of scenery without leaving your house: add a new background. In Zoom, click the icon in the upper right corner ...

A month after Zoom launched its much-request blurred background feature on Feb. 1, some users are still reporting difficulties with taking their IRL backdrop out of focus. If you've had problems ...

Months after Zoom finally made it possible to blur out your real-life background without leaving the videoconferencing platform, mobile users still have so many questions about using the update on ...

This new Zoom feature lets you virtually sit next to your friends, colleagues and family in a way you have to see to appreciate. Managing Editor Alison DeNisco Rayome joined CNET in 2019, and is a ...

Zoom just released a new feature called blur background, and it looks great. It’s a new native feature and I show you how to blur your video background with the click of a button! (similar to ...

Just switch your Zoom background. An actually practical solution for Zoom fatigue The pandemic was a crash course in “transmission rates” and “spike proteins” for most people.