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If that's the case, then what can we do to preemptively frustrate facebook's control?
by cowtools 4y ago
If that's the case, then what can we do to preemptively frustrate facebook's control?
- heavyset_go 4y agoEnforce antitrust legislation and caselaw, and force manufacturers to stop artificially limiting competition and consumer choice.
- philjohn 4y agoBut crucially, you can sideload, you're not tied to an app store.
- Spoom 4y agoThey've made moves that telegraph limiting this. There are now warnings every time you run a sideloaded app that doing so for reasons other than active development is against the terms of service.
- heavyset_go 4y agoCan you load your own OS? Can you use your own VR client to connect to VR spaces? As mentioned in another comment, sideloading is against the ToS and clearly not at any kind of parity with Facebook-blessed app distribution channels.
- philjohn 4y agoYou can link it to your desktop using Link or Air Link and use whatever VR apps you want there. I use it for iRacing amongst other things.
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