Students find 'creative' hacks to get out of their Zoom classes, video goes viral

The hack went viral on TikTok

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 04:36 PM May 14, 2020 IST

Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, May 14

Some students always find a way to break the rules—and Zoom classes were not going to be an exception.

As the world adapts to the coronavirus pandemic, students have shifted to the popular video-calling app.

These kids have found a clever hack to get away from their online classes, without getting into any trouble.

In this hack, you need to turn off your video, and rename yourself to ‘reconnecting’, this appears as if you’re having internet issues.

The hack went viral on TikTok.

@charlie.huynh2
##studyhacks ##zoom ##quarantinelife
♬ Laxed (Siren Beat) – Jawsh 685

@itsjackbuzali
Nuestro maestro se unió al baile!! ##fyp ##foryou ##zoom
♬ Banana (feat. Shaggy) – Conkarah

Another interesting hack involves using a virtual background with a picture of you, to pretend like you’re still attending the class.

@dombri.yikes
You’re Welcome TDI ##distancedance ##xyzbca ##viral ##zoom ##fyp ##foryoupage ##foryou
♬ Savage – Megan Thee Stallion

Few people came forward and talked about the serious consequences of this unethical act.

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