While the biggest news from the Facebook Connect livestream was Facebook’s rebranding to Meta (which I refuse to use), the social media company also announced that Oculus Quest VR headsets will no ...

Starting in August, Quest users will no longer need to use their Facebook account to log in, a move by Meta to continue shifting away from the Facebook brand and in response to user dissatisfaction ...

Meta (formerly Facebook) created quite a stir in the VR industry when it announced last year that it planned to require Facebook account logins for new users. The move didn’t go over well in the VR ...

Meta has announced you will no longer be required to have a Facebook account to log into the Quest headset starting next month. However, you may have to create a new ...

Meta, Facebook’s parent company, will no longer require Oculus/Meta Quest headsets to use a Facebook account. This rolls back a very controversial 2020 requirement. You will still need a Meta account, ...

VR outfit Oculus is planning to ditch the need for a Facebook account to use Oculus Quest hardware. Speaking during this week's Facebook Connect keynote, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckberberg said: "As we've ...

The Oculus Quest is considered to be one of the best VR headsets available. It has some of the coolest technology behind it, and for gamers, it has a rather large library of VR games. The problem: ...

The company formerly known as Facebook is now called Meta, and with the new name comes a bunch of new virtual reality ambitions. While the social media group's Oculus Quest 2 headset is an integral ...

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ALAMO, Calif. (KGO) -- A judge has made her ruling in an unusual battle between an East Bay father and tech giant Facebook, all over a defective virtual reality headset sold by Facebook's Oculus VR.