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I think Facebook's are objectively more onerous here. Creating another account violates their ToS. You can't buy physical copies of games for their headset. You

I think Facebook's are objectively more onerous here. Creating another account violates their ToS. You can't buy physical copies of games for their headset. You can't play any of the games you purchased, even in an offline mode, if your account is deleted. You must tie your account to your real identity. It just all seems excessive

ddingus 6y ago
I think so too. And I dislike FB, which has biased me away from VR. My natural inclinations trend toward AR too. To be perfectly fair, it being excessive may be warranted somehow. VR is super immersive. And trends toward a disconnect with reality. Now both are the point of it all, and I am not saying that's bad. I am saying it can be. Maybe a high degree of personally identifiable use is warranted somehow. Just thinking out loud. What I do know is I don't need any of it and am happy for things to play out some.
jmiskovic 6y ago
The one-account-only rule is horible treatment of users. What's wrong with having multiple online persona's? Using them avoids the conflicting roles of being a career professional, a parent and also politically active. With multiple account the FB could still mine your data and show personalized ads. Still they insist on single account backed with real ID. This shows some deeply ingrained totalitarian ambitions. Luckily I still have my Oculus account so I can still enjoy Quest 1 without FB BS.