[NON-BUSINESS] Woman claims she was virtually groped
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[NON-BUSINESS] Woman claims she was virtually groped
I like Jimmy Dore he is funny and has some interesting views on things, and just saw this episode "I Was Groped In Virtual Reality!” Says Woman"
This shit is too much, how can you be groped in virtual reality, please explain. Just want I need today a good laugh.
This shit is too much, how can you be groped in virtual reality, please explain. Just want I need today a good laugh.
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can it be considered a crime to "Grope" another person in virtual reality?
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It is not the same thing as online abuse that is real if you ask me
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One of these days a case will be brought in court against a virtual reality player and the law will be tested on is it abuse or not.
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read this about a "Safe zone"
"“Sexual harassment is no joke on the regular internet, but being in VR adds another layer that makes the event more intense,” she wrote. “Not only was I groped last night, but there were other people there who supported this behaviour which made me feel isolated in the Plaza.”
After internally reviewing the incident, Meta determined that the user should have utilized a tool called “Safe Zone”— a safety feature made available for cases like this. When activated, Safe Zone prompts a protective bubble when users feel threatened, preventing anyone from touching them, talking to them, or interacting in anyway until they feel safe enough to disable the feature."
https://nationalpost.com/news/woman-gro ... a-platform
"“Sexual harassment is no joke on the regular internet, but being in VR adds another layer that makes the event more intense,” she wrote. “Not only was I groped last night, but there were other people there who supported this behaviour which made me feel isolated in the Plaza.”
After internally reviewing the incident, Meta determined that the user should have utilized a tool called “Safe Zone”— a safety feature made available for cases like this. When activated, Safe Zone prompts a protective bubble when users feel threatened, preventing anyone from touching them, talking to them, or interacting in anyway until they feel safe enough to disable the feature."
https://nationalpost.com/news/woman-gro ... a-platform
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Virtual reality is uncharted waters rules and norms need to be placed for every bodies safety.
Some people can be Dumb and Dumber
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Stop playing virtual games they are not for every one.
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If it was unsolicited by her then it is abusive no matter if online or offline.
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Adult sites have not become that popular to VR peeps.
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My advice to her stop playing virtual games try some thing else.
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These are new worlds and laws need to be made to safe guard every one in the vrtual world.