The Zoomers are like a tiny, invisible friend in your headphones who suddenly starts singing a really loud song. It happens when the computer tries to fix a noisy background by adding extra sounds you can't hear, but it gets confused and creates that weird, high-pitched noise instead. You're not alone, lots of people get this sound during Zoom calls.
Examples
- Your Zoom call starts normally until you hear a tiny, invisible friend start singing in your ears.
- You're in the middle of an important meeting when suddenly all you hear is that high-pitched noise coming from your laptop.
- Everyone on the call hears the same weird, squeaky sound, and nobody knows what it is.
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