Option to disable Guardian history, with like 3 settings.
1. History system as it is now.
2. History only saves the last guardian made. Every time you do a new one, that is the only one now, and you don't ever have to 'confirm' the guardian.
3. No history. Every time you shut the Quest off (not just take it off) the guardian is gone. Needs re-done every startup. When you take it off, it doesn't ask to confirm the guardian, and if its completely lost, you have to redraw it.

I use the Quest in places that change slightly and I have to keep clearing the history and doing new guardians anyway.

Your ADB drivers do not play well with others. With things like phones, tablets, etc out there. You need to have some thorough documentation covering your adb drivers and the use of. I spent the better part of a day troubleshooting why I could not turn on usb debugging and there are alot of fallacies out there. I have a HTC U11 smart phone and in the end until removed HTC Sync manager and made sure there was only one instance of adb on my box the usb debugging allowance pop up dialog would not come up. The lack of information on your implementation of adb is not good. Your running on an android platform which everything outside a windows box is running on android these days.

In our review of Sports Scramble, we mentioned how we lost a point during one of our tennis games because a notification showed up (for an achievement, ironically enough) right in front of our faces. In the very middle of our view. How has this issue not been resolved? Sure, you can turn notifications off entirely in the Quest settings, but that’s draconian. We need an option to show notifications in a less obtrusive way, and we also need an option to only show notifications once we’re back at the Quest ‘home’ screen. How complicated is that? Not at all. Do it.

Some ideas to improve the Oculus Home Interface on the Quest:

1.) Please add the option to create a 'favorite'-tab within the navigation area of the Oculus home interface on the Quest (next to updates, not installed etc.)! It would help immense with the rapidly growing catalogue of software installed on my Quest.

2.) Please make it possible to change the default view of the installed apps! I really would like to have my apps ordered from A to Z on default - not by latest.

3.) Please make it possible to change the order of the tabs. Let me start in the new 'favourite'-tab for example.

4.) Please display (or make it possible to display) the time I've spend within the different apps on the Quest! I really like this feature on Steam and miss it badly within the Oculus home interface. If I spread the word about a game for example, the time I played it is pretty important and I don't want to run a timer everytime I'm playing.

Those features shouldn't be to complicated to archive, but they would improve the usage of the home software imense.

I had an idea the other day possibly something the RnD department didnt.

Seeing as hand and finger tracking is coming to the quest I thought the next suggestion may actually be a good one.

I've seen that the current state hand tracking is at, is good.
But you have to be slow and your fingers have to be directly in front of the cameras.
If they go out of view they take a while to recover.

I have a fix. Not just a fix but something that will allow for improved tracking and haptic feedback.

Why not make wrist bands. With an array of IR sensors just like the standard controllers. Along with a small.motor for haptic feedback.
Imagine how responsive it will be in comparison to no wristband

I believe the problem you have at the moment is the quest not being able to tell the difference between fingers and the environment. With the wrist bands it will know to reference the wrist area and recognise fingers alot quicker.

Plus you could charge for it. And hand tracking wouldn't be available for anyone who didn't purchase one.

Ok you'll get a bit of hate until the VR community realise it's for the benefit of tracking.

Let me know your thoughts?