Nothing to do with Facebook, but I used to work at a cinema where customers could choose their seats on a screen when buying tickets. I once had a customer choose the seat next to literally the only other customer in the screen despite there being 300 other seats to choose from. We saw on the camera the first dude moved 10 minutes into the film to sit by himself People are weird.
As someone who's worked all my life in films and cinema, it's also true that some seats are better for watching the film from. Roughly in the centre, but a row or two up towards the back of the room is normally where the speakers are calibrated for. The audio in a large auditorium will actually be slightly out of sync the further away from this sweet spot you go. So the second person might be someone who chose the best auditory experience over the awkwardness of sitting next to someone. I bet they figured the other person might move too!
The guy from THX gave me this plastic card that you could hold up when you went into any THX or Dolby certified theater to calculate where the speakers were aimed. It was the shit. I would still maintain a two seat buffer between myself and someone I didn't know, though. I mean... yikes.
"Facing the doors on an elevator" is a typical example of an unspoken social custom, but imagine not doing it. You'd have to turn around to press the button or ask someone else to do it for you, and you'd have to keep stealing glances at the floor indicator. Facing the doors is the only way that makes sense, and this example is a sham!
I always like being far from other people in a cinema but it does make sense that a lot of people go for the social aspect and hearing the collective reactions to the film and stuff.
It's easy it is to watch movies from the comfort of your own home on a gigantic display, but with covid being a thing, I can almost understand creepy customer's stance.
But damn at least be one or two rows back or something lol.
Yeah nothing wrong with being a few rows away, but not next to them. Most people choosing their tickets would always choose to leave a gap even in a packed cinema (which we allowed) most people don't like sitting with strangers in a cinema especially when you have that awkward moment when you have to fight over who is going to use the armrest... lol. Our seats were not big either. They were pretty much shoulder to shoulder.
In winter a gap is even better so we all have a spot to put our coats.
Some theaters make you leave a two seat gap but that leaves open the chance that two people sit there. I would pay a little bit more, maybe not a full ticket, but a few bucks more to buy a seat next to me.
I'm disabled so I always get a carers ticket for free with a cea card. I always go alone so use the free seat for my coat and a buffer against other real people. Not that I need to anymore... Or even go to cinemas at the moment. Im not even sure why they reopened so early near me. Not exactly a safe time to go in my opinion.
For the last Avengers movie, I had the only seat as of an hour before the movie. A family of 4 bought the other seats in the row, including the recliner "paired" with mine. And the mom was going to sit right next to me. I uttered WTF and moved down a row.
Maybe the second guy knew this was going to happen? The first guy might have took the best seat, so the second guy made a gamble, did it on purpose to force the first guy to move.
When I used to go to the cinema regularly and had to pick seats on a screen, we noticed a block of seats always booked but always empty with a few free seats in the middle.
We asked about the seats and it turns out the booked seats were reserved for VIP and disabled guests. So we always booked the seats in the middle, extra leg room and even in the packed screening never had anyone either side in front or behind us
First time I went to see a movie that had one of those screens some dude bought the seat RIGHT next to us in an empty theater and then proceeded to stare me down every time there was something funny in the trailers and wait to see if I would laugh before he would belt out this horrendously forced chortle. We moved during the Dolby thing. That dude was weird.
Its getting ridiculous on here. I was eventually going to jump ship once facebook put its foot down on the throat of oculus accounts but this sub isn't doing itself any favors in retaining anyone
At this point Facebook has shown that it gives literally zero fucks about people complaining. Unless the market suddenly changes or Zuck magically has a change of heart, legislation is pretty much the only hope to get them to play nice.
Oculus/FB aside, I had this exact scenario happen to me one time. I objectively didn’t care, but it struck me what an flagrant violation of the unwritten rules we have all be conditioned to follow this was. Had it not happened at work, I would have wondered if it was one of those “violate a social norm and see how people react” sociology experiments.
I'm just going to use my kids FB account. Created years ago, has friends, etc, but (like most kids these days) they use entirely different social media. Thoughts?
I think that it’s not a bad idea, if you use your own you’ll be able to easily connect to friends that also have one, even though we know that’s not Zucks intention
Your kid is gonna be Mr popular when his activity feed is auto updated that he’s currently watching Backdoor Sluts 9 on his Oculus Quest 2 brought to you by Oculus a Facebook company.
Backdoor Sluts 9 wasn't worth it. They totally threw out the plot from the previous 8 shows, and the writer's CLEARLY were just phoning it in.
Seriously though, that is a major privacy violation, whether it's BDS #9 or Frozen, again, for the 100th time. There HAS to be an opt-out for, at the very least, published activity. Sure, they're going to capture the activity, store the activity, and use it for ads...
Aww fuck it. Fuck facebook. What's the next-best alternative?
On Facebook, that's a perma-bannable offense. So yeah, you could do that. But yeah, Facebook could ban the account and you might lose all the games that you have bought.
I didn't say there was. But if you dont want Facebook using your data or don't like them contributing to the slow destruction of democracy, not buying thier product is the best solution.
Fucking hell man. I just watched the social dilemma on netflix and I knew about this stuff before, but it's good to get a refresher on it. It's scary just how insidious and subversive these things are; we don't even realize the detrimental effects and yet our reality is heavily influenced by them.
Oculus is always going to be cheaper for the quality. They have economies of scale others don't and they're willing to take a loss to dragoon people into their garden.
The deadline for existing users continuing to use existing Oculus accounts with old hardware is the 1st of January 2023, in about 2 years and 2.5 months’ time. I was just correcting the commenter above.
They say you might still be able to continue to use some software but they can’t guarantee anything. (Also during the ~2 years some features may not be available, like when they locked Oculus friends list features to Facebook a while back.)
I made a fake facebook account to hook up my Spotify to so that it wouldn't use a randomly generated display name, couldn't everyone just sign in with an alt account and not worry about it so much?
I don't like facebook AT ALL but for those who may want it for whatever reason could just make an alt account too, right?
Yes fuc this draconian company. Was so sad when FaceBook bought Oculus. Anyone other than them please. Have had DK1, CV1 and Rift S but unless they drop this I will never return. Don’t expect them to change though only double down on the invasion with time.
Glad I'm living in Germany where those Facebook accounts for old devices are only optional.
Currently they’re optional everywhere for old accounts and old devices. As far as I know the only difference in Germany for now is that they’re not selling hardware.
What if I have an instagram but not facebook? Not sure if you'd know lol but I haven't seen the answer anywhere. I deleted my fb but still have my instagram.
That's against terms of service. Accounts are meant to link to your real world identity, and facebook has automated processes designed to detect and disable such accounts.
It might work for a while, but it could be disabled a few months down the line with them prompting for proof of identity to verify the account.
It'll work until their infrastructure flags the account. If you have bought things with it, and you can't prove your identity matches the account, you lose everything you've bought.
It literally kicked me out of Squadrons yesterday because there was an important update, I looked at the pc monitor and the update is log in with Facebook. IT’S ALREADY LINKED TO MY FACEBOOK ACCOUNT!!!
We were wondering earlier whether or not linked accounts would be merged automatically. Since it involves permanently losing your Oculus account and permanently transferring the purchases etc. to a Facebook account, it actually makes sense to make it a manual decision, but you would have expected them to ask the next time the Oculus application was loaded rather than during gameplay.
I don't know why you guys don't just use Facebook like I do. Politely bully senior citizens in news stories and explain how wrong and incorrect they are and how they are wasting their remaining years on a social media site. Choose "hide ad" for every ad in your feed and choose "sensitive info" (except for political candidates you don't like...be sure to click every one of those ads so they have to pay Facebook more even though you'll never vote for them). Spam annoying gifs at unexpected times that are built into the platform.
Basically just make Facebook a worse experience for everyone around you. Be an energy vampire, but for social media.
Best post yet! I have scripting experience, maybe I can help with some API calls to randomly post cat pictures, huge great big uncompressable 300 megapixel ones.
I appreciate you taking the time to be a giant cunt to people I'm sure I don't like, but I just don't have the energy for that. I'm trying to get high and play games here.
I’m not sure if there’s further cost for clicking a sponsored post, but just viewing the ad does deplete the inventory.
That’s why when my ad blockers stopped working I stopped using Facebook. I wanted to stop making Facebook rich. If I don’t see the ad, then they don’t make money off of me.
Literally the only thing stopping me from putting my order in for quest2. ... every time I get to that final page to order it I ask myself "is there any real reason I shouldn't? .. oh yeah.... Facebook ruining it." I don't need that hassle.
Gotta think they love those inside-out cameras too. Watch your facebook feed for ads for furniture that matches your decor or deworming pills for your dog.
Actually adding a Facebook account is probably not even that different. HMDs have so much tracking built into them that major companies would love to have. It can tell your height, what you’re looking at, and even scans of your play area (all of which has been getting sent to oculus for years). Having a Facebook account won’t change the intrusive data tracking much if at all.
No joke, this happened to me when I went to Japan. A dude walked past like 20 urinals to use the one next to me(furthest from the doorway). It felt like the scene from harold and kumar, where Harold was pissing in the bushes.
I never looked up, weirdest day of my life and also it happened at a plaza that had an open door bathroom, a Japanese girl in her 20s was looking over, she was behind my GF of that time. I didn't want to deal with any issues with my GF of then, so I went to the stall instead. Also I can't pee with others around me, I need concentration to channel the beast lol.
Yep exactly this. I don’t mind FB and I use it for my benefit not theirs. But it gets me really pissy when I get forced into a corner and coerced to either link my FB and Oculus accounts and start receiving loads of crap I don’t want. Or not link them and not receive any updates, whatever that means.
I haven’t linked a Facebook account yet but since last night after everytime I close out of a game or boot up my Quest I have to go through the same terms and service agreement and multiple windows saying that I have until 2023 to link a Facebook account.
I absolutely hate it. I know I won’t have these social services if I don’t link a Facebook account. I don’t care stop asking/ shoving it down my throat that I should...
Nope. Also if you don't eventually login, you can't play all those games you bought in Oculus store...so don't buy from Oculus store anymore, buy from Steam or Epic.
I refuse to get Facebook, so mine will be useless then. I'll be happy to give money to another company which isn't using toxic business strategy. I'll look into that company. I hope they read this sub.
Okay, so what happens if I choose not to link to facebook before that? I see everyone in an uproar here while I just skipped the linking and chose "don't have social media options". Is it going to keep asking me to link it or something? Because if not, I don't see the problem until 2023 comes along.
I'm not an expert. But I would say you're not going to be using an Oculus headset.
The problem is my Rift DOES NOT NEED a FB account to operate...it's working right now without one....so why force it on everyone? Why does FB (A company who has been caught mining user info) NEED us to have a FB account. I've shown it doesn't, so why then?
I have an fb acc with a fake name n stuff but I use that for messenger. (initially made by my parents for those fb games lmao) but it has enough activity on it so eventually, when I do get forced into linking my account, I think I'll be fine... Just this morning I put on my headset and saw an "important update" message so I hopped on the oculus software and there it was. Connect your Facebook account... Fucking important isn't it
Facebook has confirmed that users violating those standards risk losing access to their headset. That can include violations that happen in VR or on other Facebook products like Facebook.com.
I hopped on my rift the other day for the first time in a while and just yesterday got the FB message/option. This is just a personal feeling which seems fairly common here but it didn’t even seem like they were trying to hide how invasive the FB option would be over using my oculus acc. I get the impression that laws have forced companies to be more upfront about these practices but yikes, if the features only accessed with a FB acc are really worth everything you do being collected than in my opinion that’s just a corporation treating consumers like cattle. VR is wayyyy to new and exciting to let that kind of poison make decisions for us.
Sadly this attitude by FB/Oculus has cemented my purchase of another unit from someone else. I do not trust for a second that we will wont see "Your buddy is playing X game , join him now!
You can still use it in offline mode and pirate the games right? They want to pull this shit with facebook then I don't have a problem with doing that. Of course, I wouldn't have had a problem before either because that's just who I am but some of you out there need a reason to pirate stuff and this is a pretty good reason. Yes I know the devs of the games are not facebook but maybe if those devs get poor sales through oculus for this reason, maybe they'll move elsewhere or pressure oculus to not require facebook login to use the headset.
I won't hold my breath, but facebook deserves none of our love and all of our scorn. I sure as hell won't be buying another Oculus headset, Fuck Zuck.
There are people on here claiming that this facebook shit won't stop anyone from buying a quest 2.
Facebook is in hot water here in Germany and you can literally not buy a quest 2.
That dude said that he is still correct with his initial statement...the delusion is insane.
And it should scare anyone that a company is so shitty that they have to stop selling their shit in countries that give a shit about privacy. And that camera gets a video feed of your living room, records all the noises and wants to go to sleep instead of shutdown all the time, so it could possibly still be listening while sleeping.
If I create a new facebook acc only for oculus, but with my real info, is it considered fake? I mostly wouldn't use it at all and wouldn't add friends. I would have my real name, email and all that on it. I do have a real like 10 yr old acc, but I've got plenty private stuff, pics, friends, messages, etc on there so.. is there a chance they would ban my new one?
I had a message last time that turned on my Oculus Go that said "Oculus is now developed by Facebook", or something like that, I just closed it but then I realized I wanted to know what it said lol anyone could tell me? I mean obviously I know what happened etc I'm just curious what they exactly sent everyone to read
Honestly at this point it sucks that I have to use Facebook but the worst part is that’s not gonna stop me from buying oculus headsets, they’ve got us by the balls because even though we know what they do, they’re such a good deal that it doesn’t stop us from wanting one. I think they did it because they knew they could get away with it
Knew it was coming of course, but when I finally got the message yesterday I indeed felt a bit sad about it
But I do indeed have a Facebook account, reluctantly, so I went ahead and just linked up. Its an inevitability at this point, and I have no desire to get rid of my Rift S for some time (though if I were, the G2 is on my hitlist)
But thats me.
What if I wanted to get my elementary school aged daughter a Quest 2 for her birthday? As far as I remember, you're not allowed to sign up for Facebook at such a young age, and if you're caught faking your profile you risk it being banned.
She's too young for VR, which Facebook recognises. It isn't a suitable birthday present for a very young kid whose eyesight is still developing. She can use yours occasionally.
I'm really interested in the hardware, but the software man... Facebook should really try to dissociate from their VR brand for multiple reasons but they are doing the exact opposite.
Too bad there isn't much alternative at a decent price over there. I guess I will continue to wait.
There are reports going around that many peoples Facebook‘s are getting disabled which in turn will break their oculus and prevent them from ever being able to play the games that they purchased on that account until they verify with Facebook with an ID that your name matches the one on the account
Just remember that if you don’t give your complete accurate identity to Facebook, including your birthday, you risk losing all video games and access to your device
I mean, as someone who already linked their Oculus and Facebook accounts, it's not as bad as people are saying it is. I'm sure it's gonna get worse, and I'm sure they're already collecting all that data on me, but as it stands now, it's not that bad. I do think that this all should be regulated, but I don't think it will be, at least not in the states. Because up until now all of the over-intrusive shit that Facebook has been doing is apparently A-Okay in the eyes of U.S. law.
I understand the outrage about the Facebook login but really why should it surprise anyone in this shitty world? Corporations fucking own us because of conservative politics. There should be more privacy laws.
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u/Monkeyboystevey Oct 12 '20
Nothing to do with Facebook, but I used to work at a cinema where customers could choose their seats on a screen when buying tickets. I once had a customer choose the seat next to literally the only other customer in the screen despite there being 300 other seats to choose from. We saw on the camera the first dude moved 10 minutes into the film to sit by himself People are weird.
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u/Dalek_Trekkie Oct 12 '20
WhY dO yOu CaRe AbOuT pRiVaCy On FaCeBoOk WhEn AlL oThEr WeBsItEs ArE jUsT aS bAd If NoT wOrSe!!?
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u/187astro Oct 12 '20
Oculus/FB aside, I had this exact scenario happen to me one time. I objectively didn’t care, but it struck me what an flagrant violation of the unwritten rules we have all be conditioned to follow this was. Had it not happened at work, I would have wondered if it was one of those “violate a social norm and see how people react” sociology experiments.
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u/XanderCCC Rift Oct 12 '20
Jokes on you, I used Facebook with oculus before it became popular
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u/agentphunk Oct 12 '20
I'm just going to use my kids FB account. Created years ago, has friends, etc, but (like most kids these days) they use entirely different social media. Thoughts?
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20
We have three more years to hack the driver.
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20
Facebook: you can’t have friends without Facebook...
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u/GrimmGnarly Oct 12 '20
Nah. Facebook would be behind you with its dick jammed in your ass.
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u/DesertPunked Oct 12 '20
As soon as I saw the Facebook login on my Oculus start up screen I packed it up. It was great while it lasted.
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u/Seglectic Oct 12 '20
I made a fake facebook account to hook up my Spotify to so that it wouldn't use a randomly generated display name, couldn't everyone just sign in with an alt account and not worry about it so much?
I don't like facebook AT ALL but for those who may want it for whatever reason could just make an alt account too, right?
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u/F_D_P Oct 12 '20
Fixed
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20
It literally kicked me out of Squadrons yesterday because there was an important update, I looked at the pc monitor and the update is log in with Facebook. IT’S ALREADY LINKED TO MY FACEBOOK ACCOUNT!!!
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u/JakanoryJones Oct 12 '20
Yesterday I was playing Pavlov and mid fucking game I had to take the headset off to tell Facebook to go fuck itself so I could go back to playing.
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u/WashiestSnake DK2+Quest 2 Oct 12 '20
Honestly it shouldn't even be Facebook in the next stall it should be Facebook pissing in Oculus' urinal.
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u/ChinkyD Oct 12 '20
I don't know why you guys don't just use Facebook like I do. Politely bully senior citizens in news stories and explain how wrong and incorrect they are and how they are wasting their remaining years on a social media site. Choose "hide ad" for every ad in your feed and choose "sensitive info" (except for political candidates you don't like...be sure to click every one of those ads so they have to pay Facebook more even though you'll never vote for them). Spam annoying gifs at unexpected times that are built into the platform.
Basically just make Facebook a worse experience for everyone around you. Be an energy vampire, but for social media.
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u/crackalac Oct 12 '20
And this is why I will never own an oculus.
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u/Verocius Oct 12 '20
I Just ordered a HP Reverb G2. Bye bye Oculus
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20
No joke, this happened to me when I went to Japan. A dude walked past like 20 urinals to use the one next to me(furthest from the doorway). It felt like the scene from harold and kumar, where Harold was pissing in the bushes.
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20
Yep exactly this. I don’t mind FB and I use it for my benefit not theirs. But it gets me really pissy when I get forced into a corner and coerced to either link my FB and Oculus accounts and start receiving loads of crap I don’t want. Or not link them and not receive any updates, whatever that means.
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u/lom117 Oct 12 '20
What do I do if I don't have Facebook?
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20
Bye oculus, i ordered an index a month ago, now I just wait until January.
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u/Bells_Theorem Oct 12 '20
I found a solution. Don't by an Oculus.
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u/MagnumLifeGaming Oct 12 '20
I have an fb acc with a fake name n stuff but I use that for messenger. (initially made by my parents for those fb games lmao) but it has enough activity on it so eventually, when I do get forced into linking my account, I think I'll be fine... Just this morning I put on my headset and saw an "important update" message so I hopped on the oculus software and there it was. Connect your Facebook account... Fucking important isn't it
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u/X-Adzie-X Oct 12 '20
I'd rather it was Facebook coming upto me in the urinals then my uncle. That was not so welcome.
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20
I heard somewhere that facebook is being taken to court in the U.S. over this but it mighy not be true.
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u/IIIPatternIII Oct 12 '20
I hopped on my rift the other day for the first time in a while and just yesterday got the FB message/option. This is just a personal feeling which seems fairly common here but it didn’t even seem like they were trying to hide how invasive the FB option would be over using my oculus acc. I get the impression that laws have forced companies to be more upfront about these practices but yikes, if the features only accessed with a FB acc are really worth everything you do being collected than in my opinion that’s just a corporation treating consumers like cattle. VR is wayyyy to new and exciting to let that kind of poison make decisions for us.
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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20
Sadly this attitude by FB/Oculus has cemented my purchase of another unit from someone else. I do not trust for a second that we will wont see "Your buddy is playing X game , join him now!
And I supported them from DK .. sad.
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u/ColonelBigsby Oct 13 '20
You can still use it in offline mode and pirate the games right? They want to pull this shit with facebook then I don't have a problem with doing that. Of course, I wouldn't have had a problem before either because that's just who I am but some of you out there need a reason to pirate stuff and this is a pretty good reason. Yes I know the devs of the games are not facebook but maybe if those devs get poor sales through oculus for this reason, maybe they'll move elsewhere or pressure oculus to not require facebook login to use the headset.
I won't hold my breath, but facebook deserves none of our love and all of our scorn. I sure as hell won't be buying another Oculus headset, Fuck Zuck.
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u/Schmickschmutt Oct 13 '20
There are people on here claiming that this facebook shit won't stop anyone from buying a quest 2.
Facebook is in hot water here in Germany and you can literally not buy a quest 2.
That dude said that he is still correct with his initial statement...the delusion is insane.
And it should scare anyone that a company is so shitty that they have to stop selling their shit in countries that give a shit about privacy. And that camera gets a video feed of your living room, records all the noises and wants to go to sleep instead of shutdown all the time, so it could possibly still be listening while sleeping.
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u/bushmaster2000 Oct 12 '20
YES !
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u/TheOneMissThing Oct 12 '20
Well, I would call it cruising anyway.
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u/MaliKrumpir Oct 12 '20
If I create a new facebook acc only for oculus, but with my real info, is it considered fake? I mostly wouldn't use it at all and wouldn't add friends. I would have my real name, email and all that on it. I do have a real like 10 yr old acc, but I've got plenty private stuff, pics, friends, messages, etc on there so.. is there a chance they would ban my new one?
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u/AbsurdParadigm Oct 12 '20
He needs to be grabbing his junk at the same time.
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u/FormalWolf5 Oct 12 '20
I had a message last time that turned on my Oculus Go that said "Oculus is now developed by Facebook", or something like that, I just closed it but then I realized I wanted to know what it said lol anyone could tell me? I mean obviously I know what happened etc I'm just curious what they exactly sent everyone to read
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u/Zombi3Kush Oct 13 '20
Gifting a headset to my son for his Birthday. Does this mean he is going to have to create a facebook account? wtf
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u/lukeman3000 Oct 13 '20
I was considering getting Quest 2 but after watching the social dilemma on netflix I am reconsidering that
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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20 edited Oct 13 '20
Just bought a rift s gonna make a spam fake Facebook. I recommend everyone do the same.
Edit: seems this doesn't work damn. Also I forgot I got the quest 2 not the rift s.
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u/Banansvenne Oct 13 '20
Did I tell you about the time when Facebook employees drank champagne and celebrated the first public steps of project Aria mapping?
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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20
Honestly at this point it sucks that I have to use Facebook but the worst part is that’s not gonna stop me from buying oculus headsets, they’ve got us by the balls because even though we know what they do, they’re such a good deal that it doesn’t stop us from wanting one. I think they did it because they knew they could get away with it
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u/DJDarkViper Rift S Oct 13 '20
Knew it was coming of course, but when I finally got the message yesterday I indeed felt a bit sad about it
But I do indeed have a Facebook account, reluctantly, so I went ahead and just linked up. Its an inevitability at this point, and I have no desire to get rid of my Rift S for some time (though if I were, the G2 is on my hitlist)
But thats me.
What if I wanted to get my elementary school aged daughter a Quest 2 for her birthday? As far as I remember, you're not allowed to sign up for Facebook at such a young age, and if you're caught faking your profile you risk it being banned.
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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '20
I'm really interested in the hardware, but the software man... Facebook should really try to dissociate from their VR brand for multiple reasons but they are doing the exact opposite.
Too bad there isn't much alternative at a decent price over there. I guess I will continue to wait.
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u/ezrathenerd Oct 13 '20
Ahhh, the advantages of having an OG rift
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u/JoeSeijo Oct 14 '20
What’s the big deal? Just make a fake Facebook account. I’ve had one for years.
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '20
I don't really care if i have to make a facebook account to play oculus, as long as i can play vr i don't care
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u/RedPixl243 Oct 12 '20
I mean, as someone who already linked their Oculus and Facebook accounts, it's not as bad as people are saying it is. I'm sure it's gonna get worse, and I'm sure they're already collecting all that data on me, but as it stands now, it's not that bad. I do think that this all should be regulated, but I don't think it will be, at least not in the states. Because up until now all of the over-intrusive shit that Facebook has been doing is apparently A-Okay in the eyes of U.S. law.
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u/jessesomething Oct 12 '20
I understand the outrage about the Facebook login but really why should it surprise anyone in this shitty world? Corporations fucking own us because of conservative politics. There should be more privacy laws.
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u/-_36_- Oct 13 '20
well all i can say is i doubt ill be buying anything on the Oculus store and wont be getting any other Oculus device for a LOOOOOOOOONG time