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Camera and screen sharing
Camera and screen sharing are optional during a live session. Both are off by default. You decide whether to turn them on, and you can turn them off again at any time.
These options only appear when the AI Fellow has been configured to support them. If you do not see the buttons, the session is voice-only and that is intentional.
Camera sharing
When you turn the camera on, the AI Fellow is told that your camera is on, but it does not see anything yet. When you ask it to look, for example at a document you hold up, it takes one fresh snapshot of what your camera shows at that moment. It takes a new snapshot each time it needs to look again; there is no continuous video. Camera images are not stored beyond the active session.

The AI Fellow does not see your camera until you ask it to look, and it only sees the snapshot it takes at that moment.
Screen sharing
Screen sharing lets the AI Fellow see what is on your screen. The AI Fellow can comment on what is visible, walk you through it, or help you work through a task while you share. What you share is not recorded or kept after the session.

You decide what to share. The AI Fellow only sees what your browser sends. Choose a specific window or tab when you do not want to share your full screen, including notifications and other applications.