Man accidentally appears naked during Zoom conference call with Bolsonaro

In latest episode of work from home mishaps, a businessman accidentally appeared naked in a zoom call meeting in Brazil. According to reports, country’s president Jair Bolsonaero, who was a part of virtual conference spotted him and asked if he was okay. It was n revealed that he h forgotten to turn off camera after meeting.

'Unfortunately, we saw' 

slip-up reportedly happened during a virtual conference organized by Paulo Skaf, president of Federation of Industries of state of Sau Paulo. According to internet media, it was President who interrupted Skaf after spotting naked industrialist amidst meeting. "Paulo, re's a colleague re in last little square, he left, is he OK?" Bolsonaro said. Following which, Paulo Guedes, minister of Industry ded that he was “taking shower, naked.” Later Brazilian leer confirmed incident and said that it was a shaky picture, but “unfortunately” he h seen. 

Recently, a screenshot of virtual meet surfaced online and has left everybody amused. Netizens have also taken opportunity to roast unidentified man as well as dish out hilarious comments on incident. 

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Amidst lockdowns, Video calls have shown a sharp surge. Last month, Tech giant Microsoft reportedly announced video calls on its Teams applications have risen by 1,000 per cent in month of March.  Redmond based tech company also ded that as schools and companies have shut worldwide especially in US, educational usage of its Teams productivity software has risen. In dition to that, proportion of meetings and calls including both audio and video have more than doubled from 20 per cent to a record 43 per cent over previous month.

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