> The Meta Quest app can connect to a headset and show what the player is seeing, both video and audio. Been watching my kid play various games for years. You

> The Meta Quest app can connect to a headset and show what the player is seeing, both video and audio. Been watching my kid play various games for years. You don’t have your kid on a child account, you have your kid using an adult account. Child accounts can’t screen share —- it’s acknowledged in the Quest FAQ - https://www.meta.com/help/quest/articles/in-vr-experiences/oculus-features/troubleshoot-casting-to-a-screen-with-meta-quest/ https://www.meta.com/help/quest/articles/in-vr-experiences/o... “only the primary account can cast” > Not sure what state reset you’re talking about. Setup a child account. Let your kid login. Have the kid take the headset off. Congrats, everything just got killed, and it’s now PIN-locked to the adult account. When the adult types in a PIN, it trashes the child’s session, and starts an Adult session. (We work around this by gently holding the face sensor with a finger while moving the headset around between people, to trick the headset into thinking it’s still being worn -— but this is ridiculously broken, no one should have to do that just to get it to work)