Zuckerberg said that he wished that it will be a 3 to 5 minute process to scan your face. When they achieve that, it will be quick and simple to update your sc

Zuckerberg said that he wished that it will be a 3 to 5 minute process to scan your face. When they achieve that, it will be quick and simple to update your scan. The people that keep an old scan at that point are the same people that also keep an old photo as their profile picture anyways, and it’s often not due to the technology. Some are too lazy to update profile pictures no matter how simple it is. Some people don’t know how to do it no matter how simple, but that’s more rare. And some people purposely choose to keep an old photo because they want to be seen the way that they once were rather than the way that they are now. Me for one, I will keep my 3d scan up to date every now and then. Say, every few months or so. Just like how I currently update my profile picture every few months on platforms that I actively use. (For example, I’ve been at my current company for about a year now, and in that time I’ve changed my Slack and company GitLab profile pics one time – from the picture I chose when I joined, to a new up to date photo). Anyway. I am sure that if people stick to old scans, the Metaverse companies will eventually counter that by virtually “aging” the scanned models that people use. So that even if you don’t change your scanned model, the Metaverses will add grey hairs, wrinkles, etc to it over time.