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Why, though? Nobody wants yet another state-sponsored corporate data gathering malware "product", especially if its promoting a product that's virtually alread
by DiabloD3 2y ago
Why, though?
Nobody wants yet another state-sponsored corporate data gathering malware "product", especially if its promoting a product that's virtually already discontinued.
- gunian 2y agoeverything is a state-sponsored corporate data gathering malware "product"
- szundi 2y ago*almost (99,9% is not by count, 10% is not by market cap)
- gunian 2y agoeverything is a state-sponsored corporate data gathering malware "product" you don't even have to cross either side be guilty by association and see what happens :)
- DiabloD3 2y agoYes, and the market is saturated. We don't need yet another one.
- niklasrde 2y agoWhat, in your mind, is the "product" here? The one that's been discontinued?
- Macha 2y agoHTC Vive as a SteamVR/PC hardware device. Possibly the name will live on as something else, but it's probably not going to be the same category as the current product
- LeoPanthera 2y agoIf the overnight success of RedNote proves anything, it's that actually quite a lot of people want that.
- Macha 2y agoI think that's a mix of defiance and marketing - "you ban the thing I like, I'm going to the other thing you don't want me to use"
- cladopa 2y agoStates are somebody. They show a demo on the street. Every person on the street at any street in the world analysed on real time. Imagine the surveillance possibilities.