Android phone's camera can be connected to a computer or laptop running the Windows operating system through Microsoft's Phone Link app. This makes it possible to conduct online meetings through your phone's camera.

Microsoft will soon add new functionality to its Phone Link app to provide the ability to use your Android phone's camera as a webcam on your Windows computer. 

Currently, the camera of a phone running the Android operating system can be used as a webcam on a computer or laptop with the help of apps and software from various companies.

When the new feature rolls out, the phone's camera will be able to be used as a webcam through the Phone Link app, rather than through apps or software developed by various third-party organizations.

This means users don’t have to worry about security issues. Through the mobile phone connection application, various current information of Android phones can be displayed on the large screens of computers and laptops.

In addition to making calls from your computer, you can also exchange files from your phone to your computer without connecting cables. When the new feature rolls out, it will be possible to hold online meetings directly from your computer using your phone's camera. 

In a report examining the source code of Microsoft's Phone Link app, although the word "webcam" is not mentioned in the source code of the Phone Link app, Android Authority said: "Clicking this notification will allow your PC to stream "Pause video", "Resume video", "Switch to the back", "Switch to the front" and other terms.

Therefore, all features of the webcam are assumed to be available in the Phone Link app.