That's a good point. I think it varies from person to person.
Part of my reason for blocking video is I can never figure out when videoconferencing tools will default to transmitting video, which I never want, before I have a way to turn it off.
Also, I don't think I'm a high profile enough target that somebody would bother sifting through everything I say in front of my laptop for something interesting.
Capturing images every minute or so and looking for something embarrassing (someone showing lots of skin) seems much easier for malware to automate.
Part of my reason for blocking video is I can never figure out when videoconferencing tools will default to transmitting video, which I never want, before I have a way to turn it off.
Also, I don't think I'm a high profile enough target that somebody would bother sifting through everything I say in front of my laptop for something interesting.
Capturing images every minute or so and looking for something embarrassing (someone showing lots of skin) seems much easier for malware to automate.