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Zenbane
MVP
5 years ago

New VR Behavior Policy: Do not invade someone's personal space!

Facebook's VR use policy was updated recently, and now includes information about invading personal space, and other types of improper gestures. https://support.oculus.com/1694069410806625/ Faceb...
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DaftnDirect
MVP
5 years ago
I spent about an hour in Venues watching the Connect presentation whilst the entire time someone was jumping around the viewing area waving in people's faces and doing the confetti thing.

It was interesting to watch just to see how people reacted but I assume complaints are already shaping Facebook's policies. I think there will always be two groups of people, one group who want a better experience and another who want less or no oversight.

I think I'm in the former.
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otzip10ky
Explorer
9 months ago

You said that as if from my own thoughts. It's unfortunate, allowing such behavior. I had the same experience. I couldn't enjoy a 13+ game without being harassed by people accosting me with objects and not leaving me alone to enjoy the space. But when I ask them to stop they mute me. I just leave the game. I don't want to deprive a person from the games but some are really inconsiderate.