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> Are we gonna ignore the fact that VR pornography exists? On the Apple Vision Pro?
by jonny_eh 3y ago
> Are we gonna ignore the fact that VR pornography exists?
On the Apple Vision Pro?
- chmod775 3y agoThe point is that VR games are not "the only real reason".
- Takennickname 3y ago[flagged]
- Daddy_cat 3y ago[dead]
- parasubvert 3y agoThrough Safari, or forthcoming VR video player apps (Apple doesn't censor generic utilities).
- brookst 3y agoThe players are already there. Those who want VR porn have been able to view it on AVP since days after release.
- freedomben 3y agoI'm not saying they should (in fact I think the Valve approach is better), but Apple does seem to be strongly against porn. Why wouldn't or shouldn't they censor generic utilities? If it's keeping users safe in apps, wouldn't it be keeping users even safer in a browser or other content browsing app?
- phatskat 3y agoYou’re suggesting Apple would block porn all together on their platform. You can go to any XXX site right now, find VR videos, and play them in your mobile browser. Through on a Cardboard or even a crappy Polaroid “VR” phone case and you’re set. There’s no way Apple would say “well, on the Vision Pro, we will actively block adult websites”.
- cthalupa 3y agoVR porn is largely just WebXR on webpages or SBS VR 180 videos. WebXR has been available on the Vision Pro since day 1 if you enabled it in the Safari advanced options and there are now multiple video apps that can handle SBS VR 180 playback. All the news about it not being possible on the AVP was largely a bunch of hyperbole, misunderstandings, and misinformation.