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> does it really matter if they’re different accounts? Yes. If you lose access to one, you can keep the other.
by ComodoHacker 5y ago
> does it really matter if they’re different accounts?
Yes. If you lose access to one, you can keep the other.
- ncann 5y agoAlso if you have a Quest that is shared in the family, you don't need to worry about your family members poking around your FB stuffs anymore.
- Siira 5y agoCan Facebook reliably find fake, empty profiles created just for Oculus?
- Damogran6 5y agoI wouldn’t bet against them. They can tell if you longer on an ad, just by measuring how fast you’re scrolling the feed.
- Digit-Al 5y agoI recall reading something about having to have "an account in good standing", which certainly suggests that they can tell if an account is a real one or a dummy one.
- alban23 5y agoMy friend and I bought two Oculus Quest 2 for trying out out workrooms. We created new facebook accounts, oculus accounts as well as workrooms accounts. Both of us got the message that our accounts are not in good standing when trying workrooms. See screenshot from another poster in [1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/OculusQuest/comments/p8dasg/ive_been_trying_out_horizon_workrooms_but_i/ https://www.reddit.com/r/OculusQuest/comments/p8dasg/ive_bee...
- phone8675309 5y agoYou assume that linking them will prevent any bans from propagating from one to the other.
- Mindwipe 5y agoYes, because that's literally what they said was the reason for doing so in the stream, but I agree that until there's more clarity here and an explanation of how the terms of a Meta account would work then that's only of so much use.