>>309528849
It doesn't really matter if it's officially connected, what matters is that facebook proved to want to milk some data from headsets. You can collect data without connecting them to person, it's legal, it's like this moment when you register to linkedin and it instantly asks you if your uni is uni you've been studying in, if x and y are your friends, and it never gets anything wrong. That's because they already have data about you, but you need to register to officially "connect it", agree to their terms and conditions, whatnot. It's pretty obvious that oculus is going to sell cheap quest 2 and make up for hardware price with information about you. You only need to agree to "connect" data, and data is useful even if you won't do it.

it's tempting anyways, holy shit. standalone high-resolution vr with link for the price of used rift cv1, it makes me wonder if i truly care about my privacy