VR has a lot of potential for awesomeness, which is why Facebook being at the helm for much of it is where a lot of the real concern should lie.
Which is why open-source + federated virtual spaces need to be a thing before corps like Facebook take over completely. VR is quickly becoming cheaper and more accessible, so it's not that far fetched to think that it could become a regular part of most people's lives, much like smart phones.
Totally agree with you, but unfortunately Facebook's Quest 2 doesn't have much in the way of competition at the moment and that's allowing them to grab the all-in-one VR market. Which is unfortunately the future of consumer VR. At some point we're probably gonna have to pull some digital attacks on their servers and whatnot to try and destroy their hold on things.
Which is why open-source + federated virtual spaces need to be a thing before corps like Facebook take over completely. VR is quickly becoming cheaper and more accessible, so it's not that far fetched to think that it could become a regular part of most people's lives, much like smart phones.
Totally agree with you, but unfortunately Facebook's Quest 2 doesn't have much in the way of competition at the moment and that's allowing them to grab the all-in-one VR market. Which is unfortunately the future of consumer VR. At some point we're probably gonna have to pull some digital attacks on their servers and whatnot to try and destroy their hold on things.