Security Vulnerability: "Unsafe HostnameVerifier Defined" - How to fix?
Hello! In my Unity VR app, I recently got a security vulnerability test failure: "Unsafe HostnameVerifier Defined". In previous security tests, this did not happen and I haven't changed any networking related code, but now I am getting this failure. Nowhere in my C# code is there any mention of HostnameVerifier (I searched the entire solution in Visual Studio) and because it mentions java, I assume this is a java-related issue due to one of the SDKs I'm using, but I am not sure how to track it down and fix it. The two suspect SDKs I'm using are Firebase Unity SDK (for cloud storage) and DeltaDNA (for analytics). But I'm not sure how to fix this. Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
Oculus Quest - Facebook Privacy Settings?
Hey, all. I've been searching around trying to find some details on how the mandatory Facebook integration is actually going to operate. You see, we are an education-focused development team and we know that educators will be dubious about mandatory Facebook integration for the Quest headsets while they use our software. As such, I have several questions I'd like answered: Will we be able to sync multiple headsets to a single account, much like the previous Oculus accounts? Can these accounts be Facebook Business accounts, thus allowing a school, or university to have that be the Facebook account used? Will there be settings either within the Oculus dashboard, or, ideally, within the Oculus mobile app to restrict social media functionality inside the headsets? For example: the ability for educators to disable social media posting, chatting, etc. through password protection before letting a student inside a headset? If the answer to all 3 of these questions is "yes," then our entire team will be able to take a big sigh of relief knowing that our clients will be able to enjoy all of the power of the new Quest without having to worry about students running amok on the synced social media account. Thanks!
