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You can packet sniff it if you're really concerned, no? There's been no evidence for what you suggest.
by jayd16 3y ago
You can packet sniff it if you're really concerned, no? There's been no evidence for what you suggest.
- amelius 3y agoWhat if the packets are kept on disk and sent only when not in private mode?
- smoldesu 3y agoWhat if the headset has a 4G modem built-in and sends telemetry that way? What if the next-gen Quest has a Starlink receiver in the SOC? Ostensibly it doesn't matter. Apple's headset won't be any different, both companies will encrypt their traffic and insist it's meaningless telemetry. If these companies want to spy on you, they will - they own your hardware more than you do. Without a verifiable, open boot process you're basically just throwing stones from a glass house. If you want paranoia-tier VR computing, get a Valve Index and an airgapped Nvidia/Linux workstation. It would probably still be cheaper than Apple's complete product (somehow). Whatever the case, I'd bet the farm on Apple's new headset shipping with OCSP telemetry out-of-box.