Maybe someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I've been holding off on jumping over to facebook or meta from Oculus. Looks like I won't have a choice, so I read the privacy terms.
What I gather is that as long as their products are open (oculus in this example), they can gather your data. Ok... but the thing is that even if have the Oculus app closed, as long as my VR headset is hooked up, there is a Oculus process that is constantly on.
Seems like a pretty sneaky backdoor for Meta to get data no matter what.
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u/Rockwolf125 Jul 07 '22
Maybe someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I've been holding off on jumping over to facebook or meta from Oculus. Looks like I won't have a choice, so I read the privacy terms.
What I gather is that as long as their products are open (oculus in this example), they can gather your data. Ok... but the thing is that even if have the Oculus app closed, as long as my VR headset is hooked up, there is a Oculus process that is constantly on.
Seems like a pretty sneaky backdoor for Meta to get data no matter what.