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I can understand the camera feeds not being accessible to every app. Tbh that makes total sense. Do you trust every app developer to look around in your home? I
by wkat4242 2y ago
I can understand the camera feeds not being accessible to every app. Tbh that makes total sense. Do you trust every app developer to look around in your home? I would trust random app builders even less that I do meta :) I don't even care that much personally but I'm sure many people will.
The guardian system doesn't apply when you are in passthrough mode. You can walk around and leave screens in different rooms, you will see them through walls even :) So that's not a problem anymore. Meta has improved passthrough mode a lot since the Vision Pro came out.
- refulgentis 2y ago> That makes total sense. Do you trust every app developer to look around in your home? Strawman; n.b. iOS solved that in 2009.
- wkat4242 2y agoiOS isn't constantly recording. When it is you notice. It also doesn't have the battery life to do so. On a VR headset multiple cameras are constantly recording.
- refulgentis 2y agoInteresting, thanks -- Let's say iOS was recording in one app. Can other arbitrary apps record without user intervention? If not, how does a user enable an iOS app to use the camera? Could that same solution be applied to vision Pro?
- Miraste 2y agoThe problem is that camera feeds are not accessible to any app, even with user permission. Quests have no vision capabilities because of this.