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Custom Zoom backgrounds are Married Woman Fan Club (2020)all the rage right at the moment — and now porn site Kink is letting you video chat from their most recognizable sets. Perfect for your virtual orgy!

Designers at Kink created backdrops of their Hogtied room, Ultimate Surrender wrestling ring, padded cell, bondage wall, and a bank of urinals — just to name a few. There are a dozen in total, all SFW offerings with NSFW backstories should you decide to use one for a conference call.

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"Now that our shelter-in-place order has been extended, we want to help everyone have a little kinky fun," Alison Boden, CEO of Kink.com, said in a press release. "Whether you’re logging into a board meeting or a date, there’s no mystique in your dirty laundry, open closet or saggy sofa. Kink’s always helped people live out their fantasies — and we need that now more than ever."

To see and download all the backgrounds, check out their blog post. And we've got you covered if you need to figure out how to change your Zoom background in the first place.

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