It was the cat filter seen around the world: Texas lawyer Rod Ponton haplessly trying to appear in a virtual courtroom while his Zoom showed a morose kitten instead of his face. His worried statement ...

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You can now add a business logo as a custom video filter in Zoom as well as some custom branding such as a frame. You can even combine a branded frame and logo when you add custom filters in Zoom.

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Like the cat lawyer, you can spice up conference calls using settings in the desktop Zoom app or with external apps like Snap Camera. So you’re interested in becoming a cat for your next Zoom? I can ...

A video of a lawyer using the cat filter during a virtual court hearing went viral. Rod Ponton, the lawyer, joined the Zoom call before checking the video settings, which had the cat filter enabled.

A video showing Texas lawyer Rod Ponton declaring to a judge "I am not a cat" has been viewed by millions of people in cringing delight at the fact that he was, to all appearances, a cat. Mr Ponton ...

The lawyer became an accidental online star after using the feline filter. (Picture: Zoom) A Zoom call went viral when a Texas lawyer accidentally applied a cat filter to his video call, much to the ...

Now you can give yourself a meow-kover. Texas lawyer Rod Ponton had both his colleagues and the internet in stitches after accidentally “morphing” into a cat during a virtual court hearing Tuesday.

Texas lawyer Rod Ponton encountered some technical difficulties as he was attending a virtual court hearing held via Zoom earlier this week. After the court attorney logged onto the video call, he ...

With more than two billion users in 180 countries, there's no doubt that WhatsApp is the biggest messaging app in the world. But it seems the Meta-owned platform has made another crafty move in a bid ...