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Ok, I hear you. But here's the secret: I don't want to use a webcam at all. If you want to see me, agree to a physical meetup. Obviously that's not the only reason.
I work in a remote first company. We are spread across the whole country. To manage things we do daily meetings. Every single time my camera is covered and nobody has any issues with that. However, when I'm interviewing a potential employee I turn on my camera.
It's good to hear that there are companies that are accepting this. Interviewing is a little different, yeah, that's probably understandable when done remotely