Are you bloody kidding me? Skype beta has decided to grace us with its presence, and guess what it includes? Video conferencing! As if we needed another way for people to invade our personal space and interrupt our precious alone time. But hey, who needs privacy anyway?
The Invasion of Personal Space Continues
Just when you thought your privacy couldn’t be violated any further, Skype beta comes along with its video conferencing feature. Now, not only can people annoy the living daylights out of you through text messages and voice calls, but they can also invade your personal space visually. Isn’t that just bloody fantastic?
A Recipe for Disaster
Picture this: You’re sitting in your pajamas, hair a mess, enjoying some quality alone time when suddenly your screen lights up with a video call request from Aunt Mildred. The horror! Now you have no choice but to put on a fake smile and pretend like everything is fine while she rambles on about her cat’s latest bowel movement.
And let’s not forget the technical issues that come hand in hand with video conferencing. Frozen screens, pixelated faces – it’s like watching a horror movie where everyone looks like they’ve been possessed by demons. It’s enough to make anyone want to throw their computer out the window.
An Unnecessary Addition
In conclusion (if there even is one), Skype beta’s inclusion of video conferencing is nothing short of unnecessary torture. We already have enough ways for people to bother us; we don’t need yet another avenue for invasion into our personal lives. So thanks but no thanks, Skype beta – we’ll stick to good old-fashioned phone calls or better yet, carrier pigeons.
