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So, what can you do with a (de-Facebooked) one of these then?

• psd1 5y ago
  Half-Life 3
• pm90 5y ago
  Opt out of an identity system that you don't want to associate with in any way. Make it more difficult for Facebook to track you in their identity graph. They're everywhere and its a problem. Google taught humanity that its OK to have tracking everywhere, if that's used only to enhance user experience. However, now other identity ecosystems are using that power for purposes which people may not be ok with. It should be easy to opt out of it [0]. EDIT: Apologies, I re-read your question and it appears to be a genuine one which I did not answer i.e. if doing this hampers the usage of the oculus device. I'll leave my answer up though, if anyone else is interested in this aspect of the discussion. [0]: Facebook does appear to have an opt out page. Try going there and opting out. Just go there, please, before responding: https://www.facebook.com/ads/settings https://www.facebook.com/ads/settings
• wincy 5y ago
  Watch an astonishing amount of extremely high quality VR pornography.
• rpastuszak 5y ago
  Did anyone have luck using EQ2 with a fake FB account? I know that my partner (who doesn't use her real name on FB) kept getting asked by FB for pictures of her ID, which I find super creepy. I don't mind using EQ2 with telemetry off as long as my activity in it is detached from my other devices.