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I would buy an oculus quest 2 today if they removed the Facebook account requirement.
by ortusdux 5y ago
I would buy an oculus quest 2 today if they removed the Facebook account requirement.
- nickthegreek 5y agoThere is corporate version for around $700 that does just that.
- slipheen 5y agoThis seems interesting - Is there a way to buy this? I looked on their site, and only saw forms to be connected to their sales department. At this price, how do you feel it competes with the Vive Pro 2 and other headsets in that price bracket?
- vimacs2 5y agoIt also has a bs annual "support" cost of $180 so short of robbing one of them, you're better off waiting for the root method for the Quest 2 becoming publicly available or if you like to live a little dangerously, just use the workaround for the login that I did (search it on Youtube, I'd rather not detail it on this site). Every time you violate the tos of a company like Facebook, you're making the world a better place and I'm only half joking.
- marak830 5y ago"Every time you violate the tos of a company like Facebook, you're making the world a better place and I'm only half joking. " I'm sorry but every time you purchase something, while disagreeing with the ToS, and work around it instead of just not buying it, your making the world a worse place.
- vimacs2 5y agoThat's assuming there is a viable alternative for the same price point - and no, I don't consider abstinence as a valid alternative.
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- latortuga 5y agoWould you, though? Knowing what Facebook has already gone back on, who's to say they wouldn't add some other objectionable required integration?