In the initial 2001 airing ABC blurred the screen on particularly sheer lingerie.
Initially, the gang's reluctant to star in a TV show -- incarceration being the main concern, which flips to fear of cancellation after they're offered $20,000 a piece, plus per diem, and an assurance their faces would be blurred on screen.
Instead, the mode was designed to be difficult to use in certain situations such as obscuring navigational information, and combat where enemy strikes will blur the screen when "Detective Vision" is active.
But unlike with Lively's profile videos, the chat feature allows users to start their session with their screen blurred.
My computer screen has blurred frequently through tears as I've read the heartbroken posts by, among so many others, Quinn Norton and Cory Doctorow.
Though the screen was blurred shortly afterwards in an attempt to censor the gesture, it was too late for the 152 million viewers who were watching the live coverage from the Lucas Oil stadium in Indianapolis, where the New York Giants went on to beat the New England Patriots 21-17.
Even my own film on the big screen seemed blurred and bad quality.
But in VR films, the lines between on-screen and off-screen music have blurred.
As I write, this morning's gloom has just been banished by glorious unpredicted sunshine, now streaming through the window and blurring my computer screen.
Sarah Mitchell was working for a busy recruitment agency in Essex when one day she sat down to read her emails and found the words blurring on the screen in front of her, and her chest constricting as if someone were squeezing her so hard she couldn't breathe.
