>This is why I commented on an article here some weeks ago that if they ever offered any paid user experience they'd be in trouble because they'd actually have

>This is why I commented on an article here some weeks ago that if they ever offered any paid user experience they'd be in trouble because they'd actually have to help their users with their issues. Facebook has offered a paid user experience to Oculus users for several years now, and so far no one has forced them to actually help users with these issues. Not the market, not regulators, and certainly not users. They will keep getting away with it simply because they can. What are you going to do about it?