26.(AB) This disparity has led companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Zoom to implement features that subtly enhance appearances on video calls. (AC) The subtle changes to our onscreen appearances also raise questions about the psychological impact of prolonged exposure to altered self-images. (AD) This resonates closely with the frequent self-monitoring observed during video calls, which subtly distort our images. (AE) They argue that while these features might enhance visual appeal, they could perpetuate unrealistic standards of beauty. (BC) PCs and laptops tend to have small camera lenses and record users relatively close up, which distorts appearances. (BD) As video conferencing becomes more embedded in our daily lives, exploring less intrusive options could prove beneficial in improving focus and reducing self-consciousness.
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