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> Inside It is currently not an issue but just imagine that something like Facebook/Twitter/Instagram explodes into AR space and _everybody_ starts using it as
by yoodenvranx 10y ago
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It is currently not an issue but just imagine that something like Facebook/Twitter/Instagram explodes into AR space and _everybody_ starts using it as their main mode of interaction with people. If Burgerking buys all the virtual ad-space inside every McDonalds location then you can be sure that there will be lawsuits.
- ominous 10y agoYes. A virtual lawsuit, inside THAT instance of AR. Any number of AR can exist. That is, until the meatspace law catches up. Until then, nobody but the AR creator can enforce anything.
- stcredzero 10y agoIsn't the point of AR that the particular AR can contain anything feasible? Why should McDonald's tell me I can't use a Burger King app inside their store? (I guess they can, but that would be obnoxious.)
- ominous 10y agowith "virtual lawsuit" I was not serious. I don't think complaining to Niantic counts as a lawsuit, but it is all McDonalds can do.