That's a strange barrier to entry. I haven't had a FB in years, and have zero interest in going back, not even for some great hardware.
That's a strange barrier to entry. I haven't had a FB in years, and have zero interest in going back, not even for some great hardware.
EDIT: Having read more comments below, I'm concerned that Facebook may eventually flag my throwaway account as "inauthentic" and revoke my access to all purchased Oculus software. The day that happens is the day I drop Facebook VR forever. No way am I linking my real-life identity to a platform full of angry gamers, some of whom may try to doxx and SWAT an opponent after a bad in-game experience.
The whole thing is sickening to me. Congress should unwind the Oculus purchase ASAP.
Facebook's friend recommendations since then have been hilariously wrong. I thought they'd just track my location or use some complex algorithm to match me to old friends. But they don't seem to have a clue about any of it.