Smart idea by Meta. This week Meta revealed the Meta Quest Pro, a new virtual reality headset that costs about as much as a pre-inflation mortgage payment. It’s a sleek device, with upgraded hardware, advanced features—and cameras that point inward to track your eyes and face. To celebrate the $1,500 headset, Meta made some fun new additions to its privacy policy, including one titled “Eye Tracking Privacy Notice.” The company says it will use eye-tracking data to “help Meta personalise your experiences and improve Meta Quest.” The policy doesn’t literally say the company will use the data for marketing, but “personalizing your experience” is typical privacy-policy speak for targeted ads. And if you had any doubts, Meta executives have been explicit about it. https://gizmodo.com/meta-quest-pro-vr-headset-track-eyes-ads-facebook-1849654424?utm_campaign=Gizmodo&utm_content=Giz+Tech&utm_medium=SocialMarketing&utm_source=facebook
No thanks
Tell me when it tracks bowel movements
Despite losing half the company, don’t understand Mark’s obsession for tracking people
Black mirror episode
Lol no shit. No morals at meta. Laaaame
They should close the company and return the money to the shareholders. Nothing of value from Meta. The only thing was Oculus and they ruined it. Hope the stock keeps crashing.
Another useless device.
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L4 Google -> 45 interviews, 5 offers, AMA
Never mind, I won't be wearing it