Oculus Rift (Facebook) nieustannie gromadzi informacje o swych użytkownikach

Wygląda na to, że Oculus Rift (czyli de facto Facebook) nieustannie gromadzi informacje o swych użytkownikach.

Oprogramowanie Oculusa tworzy na okrągło działający z uprawnieniami systemowi proces OVRServer_x64, który na bieżąco zdaje relację serwerom Facebooka. Z pierwszych dostępnych analiz wynika jednak, że na chwilę obecną są to jedynie dane dotyczące działania samego Oculusa.

Ciekawe zapisy znajdziemy również w polityce (braku) prywatności Oculusa:

We also collect information automatically when you use our Services. Depending on how you access and use our Services, we may collect information such as:

Information about your interactions with our Services, like information about the games, content, apps or other experiences you interact with, and information collected in or through cookies, local storage, pixels, and similar technologies (additional information about these technologies is available at https://www.oculus.com/en-us/cookies-pixels-and-other-technologies/);

Information about how you access our Services, including information about the type of device you’re using (such as a headset, PC, or mobile device), your browser or operating system, your Internet Protocol (“IP”) address, and certain device identifiers that may be unique to your device;

Information about the games, content, or other apps installed on your device or provided through our Services, including from third parties;
Location information, which can be derived from information such as your device’s IP address. If you’re using a mobile device, we may collect information about the device’s precise location, which is derived from sources such as the device’s GPS signal and information about nearby WiFi networks and cell towers; and

Information about your physical movements and dimensions when you use a virtual reality headset.

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