My employer pays for full featured Cadillac enterprise Webex, so I wish I could agree. I'm speaking from my experience using Teams for a meeting on Friday, January 29, 2021 and being professionally embarrassed because neither the built-in virtual background feature nor OBS Virtual Cam input worked. Zoom supports both just fine.
From what I gather, Teams has been around for a few years now, so the current state of things is absolutely unacceptable for a paid enterprise product. It seems to me that Teams is a box-checking app meant to help Webex fight off Microsoft Teams (whose chat features it seems to be trying to duplicate) and other competitors in sales pitches ("Oh yeah, we can do that too") to hapless IT departments who in turn are just box-checking security compliance requirements (e.g. FedRAMP) as opposed to something that actually works.
The fact that it still lacks features Meetings has is proof that Cisco aren't remotely serious about it as a supported product any more than Google are serious about the 3 or so apps they launch/kill each year.
If I'm wrong, the proof would be these very basic, fundamental issues not existing at all. But they do.
Of course, Cisco are far from alone with this. Anyone who's used the absolute disaster that is any McAfee enterprise product (spoiler: they either don't work or cause nothing but problems, but they're easily packaged up by channel partners so they keep being deployed) can relate.
