They're already doubling-down on the forced integration. They replaced the Oculus profile-based "Friends" button on the Quest home with a "Chat" button that ope

They're already doubling-down on the forced integration. They replaced the Oculus profile-based "Friends" button on the Quest home with a "Chat" button that opens Facebook Messenger in VR. In my friend circle, nobody wants this. It gets in the way of starting party chats and sending game invites to Oculus friends, who (for me anyway) are largely a separate network from my Facebook friends. Facebook is assuming that users want their gaming social networks and IRL social networks to be the same. This is lunacy. My Steam friends and my Facebook friends have been largely-disjoint graphs for decades, and for good reason. Imagine friending someone in a VR game, and immediately getting blasted with their political posts/family photos on Facebook. Imagine friending someone in a VR game, and suddenly they know who you are IRL (forever). Via people-finder sites like Spokeo or YellowPages, it's trivial to connect this info to your home address, telephone number, employer, and so on. What happens when Internet stranger who knows where you live gets mad that you won the rare drop and they didn't? Forced integration of Facebook and Oculus is a safety issue.