Would anyone recommend the Oculus Quest for getting exercise? This might be what pushed me to get it.
Beat saber is a surprisingly good cardio workout - lots of squatting, moving around etc.
Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement
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Re: Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement
#32It begs the question: if they host the social media account and VR account and can reliably identify / link them on their end, and the laws and terms allow them to do so, does it really matter if they’re different accounts? It's still a win if you don't have a facebook account. For everyone else: I would assume that they will identify your accounts reliably.
Yes. If you lose access to one, you can keep the other.
Re: Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement
#33I'll pay the extra money and get the valve index just to avoid doing business with FB
Re: Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement
#34Facebook account will become meta account. Oculus will transition to meta account. There will be no difference.
I’d assume this is the case, but is there actually any evidence either way, or are we all just speculating?
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#35Would anyone recommend the Oculus Quest for getting exercise? This might be what pushed me to get it.
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
Beat saber is a surprisingly good cardio workout - lots of squatting, moving around etc.
Does sweat not affect the Oculus Quest?
In general, the facemasks are pretty tight around the eyes, and the sweat glands are on the forehead, so it doesn't affect operation.
Of course, it still gets gunky and you'll want to regularly clean the facemasks if you do any exercising in VR.
The Quest specifically has the face mask directly integrated to the spacer, so you have to remove the whole thing to clean it, but it's doable.
Re: Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement
#37I'll pay the extra money and get the valve index just to avoid doing business with FB
Re: Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement
#38It begs the question: if they host the social media account and VR account and can reliably identify / link them on their end, and the laws and terms allow them to do so, does it really matter if they’re different accounts? It's still a win if you don't have a facebook account. For everyone else: I would assume that they will identify your accounts reliably.
That's making the assumption that Facebook isn't just going to eventually force everyone to a "meta" account that spans all of their properties. Which is exactly what I expect they're going to do.
Re: Oculus Quest is removing the Facebook account requirement
#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
I’d assume this is the case, but is there actually any evidence either way, or are we all just speculating?
Transcript[1]: > And as we’ve focused more on work, and frankly, as we’ve heard your feedback more broadly, we’re on making it so you can log into Quest with an account other than your personal Facebook account . > ... I know this is a big deal for a lot of people. Not everyone wants their social media profile linked to all these other experiences. To me this strongly suggests that it is a separate account, and is no…