It's a believable end-goal, but it doesn't seem to be the direction they want to go in the immediate future.
It's a believable end-goal, but it doesn't seem to be the direction they want to go in the immediate future.
Once their social graph growth phase began to slow down, Facebook severely cut off data access.
1. Almost every VR device is not yet sold. It doesn't matter what you can do with existing devices because they are a tiny fraction of the market.
2. Devices are going to improve drastically. No one is going to be using a VR device from today except as a retro computing device anyways.
The 5% that actually care are power users, these are the folks who buy every iteration, develop for the device, etc.
I agree with you, I actually use Android since I prefer to be able to install what I want.
e: Checked and confirmed, though they call it Debug Mode now. Still need to sign up as a developer.