This effectively kills beat saber custom maps, which is a large part of quest users. Currently, the custom maps mod already requires hoops to be jumped through but this is possibly way worse.
this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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The article you’re replying to literally says that it’s not likely going to be used to stop that in beat Sabre.
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continues call home like Denuvo
I don't think Denuvo does that, I have lots of Denuvo protected games that work just fine offline after I activated them.
But yeah, fuck Facebook.
If you look at the data flow diagram, this is basically just OAuth for a device ID and APK combination. It’s a far cry from “always on DRM”.
I've got to get a new VR Helm when I can, but the other options are so pricey
There is also the pico that costs more or less the same iirc. Although it's not available worldwide and the company was bought by bytedance not long ago, so...
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Yup, another thing that will be (forcefull) used only by Meta emplyees.
Sure glad I switched to a Pico 4. Well I still have my Quest 2 for certain situations (VRchat when away from PC) as long as they'll graciously allow me to use it, but that helps me decide whether to get a Q3 or not.
What's the Decard?
Looks like my rift s is still unaffected. Guess I'll be holding onto it for another 4 years (who am I kidding, I was going to anyway)