Soldato
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some links to read if not aare.
arstechnica.com
www.itworldcanada.com
whats interesting is i havent recievd the email yet as best i can tell has any one else?
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Meta will soon begin "collecting anonymized data" from users of its Quest headsets, a move that could see the company aggregating information about hand, body, and eye tracking; camera information; "information about your physical environment"; and information about "the virtual reality events you attend."
In an email sent to Quest users Monday, Meta notes that it currently collects "the data required for your Meta Quest to work properly." Starting with the next software update, though, the company will begin collecting and aggregating "anonymized data about... device usage" from Quest users. That anonymized data will be used "for things like building better experiences and improving Meta Quest products for everyone," the company writes.
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Meta will start collecting “anonymized” data about Quest headset usage
Info on hand/eye tracking, "physical environment," and more could be included.
arstechnica.com
Meta is gathering data on Quest virtual reality users - IT World Canada
Meta’s latest policy update reveals plans to start collecting “anonymized” data from its Quest headset users, intensifying concerns about privacy and data security in the virtual reality (VR) domain.
www.itworldcanada.com
whats interesting is i havent recievd the email yet as best i can tell has any one else?
"
Meta will soon begin "collecting anonymized data" from users of its Quest headsets, a move that could see the company aggregating information about hand, body, and eye tracking; camera information; "information about your physical environment"; and information about "the virtual reality events you attend."
In an email sent to Quest users Monday, Meta notes that it currently collects "the data required for your Meta Quest to work properly." Starting with the next software update, though, the company will begin collecting and aggregating "anonymized data about... device usage" from Quest users. That anonymized data will be used "for things like building better experiences and improving Meta Quest products for everyone," the company writes.
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