hey, maybe we shouldnt normalize using eye tracking for ads in vr and ar headsets… seems invasive

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Who did that?

meta quest pro already does, im worried apple might allow a similar route

https://gizmodo.com/meta-quest-pro-vr-headset-track-eyes-ads-facebook-1849654424

Apple has no significant ad business, aside from the simple App Store ads, and they said they relegated the continuous eye tracking to a separate secure system layer that apps get no regular access to right in the announcement presentation, so I really see no reason to throw Apple in the same group with Meta at all.

With closed source judgement mostly only depends on trust anyway.

I find this type of ideologic engagement with technology disingenuous overall. I either need to design and build things myself, stop consuming, or respect the work other people put in to make things I ultimately want or need.

As for Meta, I neither want or need anything they make or have made in the past.

Completely forgot about Instagram writing this, that paired with universal eye tracking could cause some trouble. Still easy to keep off or remove from Apple devices.