I’m into it, but what sort of privacy settings are you looking for? I use VR daily, for what seems to now have become a job,and I’ve never once been concerned. Are you just trying to cash in on privacy related clicks, or was there some trigger?

Realistically, if I'm gong to see ads everyday I'd rather see some that apply to me. If we're all using the internet our personal information is long gone. A computer collecting my useless eye scans is literally worthless compared to putting your real birth date in an account.

3rd party doctrine: Anything you give to a company has no 4th amendment protection, government can get it without a warrant. The logical extreme of this is a social credit score where your quantified life impacts you wired.co.uk/article/chinese-… It's NOSEDIVE: youtube.com/watch?v=R32qWdOW…

And there will always be 2 sides to every coin brother :)

Yes, I agree that Privacy is complicated, and it'll take the entire community to figure it out. The other metaphor is a chess centaur where man & machine are stronger together. See podcast below. voicesofvr.com/516-privacy-i…

But biometric data in the hands of a company whose business model is surveillance capitalism represents an UNKNOWN ethical threshold between advertising/persuasion, and behavioral control. Biometric data is the Rosetta Stone to your unconscious mind: voicesofvr.com/517-biometric…

See that’s where we’re split, I’m actually into seeing what they can do with biometric data, I have a feeling it will for sure get out of hand, and at that point we’ll most likely see harsh retaliation, but I’m ready to kick back and watch it all burn :)

That's interesting. Do you consider yourself a nihilist?

I agree with you 100% but after worrying for 20 years, I just can't be bothered anymore. The worst anyone has done is show me an ad for mattresses when I needed one. I don't think he's a nihilist, I think he has a lot more to worry about in before "they" get him.

@PSVRfrank said that he's "ready to kick back and watch it all burn :)" That sounds like schadenfreude: pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune, I just wonder if he self identifies as a person who believes life is meaningless & rejects all moral principles.