Remove Mandatory Facebook Login!
Remove Mandatory Facebook login in order to accept friend requests and use the Oculus app. I have never had Facebook nor do i want it. I just want to play vr. I don’t want to have to have facebook to enjoy my 500$ Virtual Reality Headset with my friends.

409 comments
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Andre commented
I will never buy another Oculus/facebook product if you don't remove this requirement. I don't care how awesome the hardware is.
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Anonymous commented
sheer madness.
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Anonymous commented
Bad idea.
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予ノ川漆 commented
facebookがアカウント統合の利点を以下のように説明しました。
1.VRでより簡単に友達を見つけて一緒にプレイできる
2.Facebookのタイムラインに簡単にVRゲームのライブストリーミングができる
3.Facebook HorizonなどFacebookの体験をOculusで利用できる
4.FacebookのプライバシーツールがそのままOculusでも利用できる
あまり他人にみだりに情報を渡したくない私のような非Facebookユーザーにとってはこのどれもが利点だとは全く思いません。
企業がデータを収集すること自体は別によいと思いますが、不特定多数の人間が私の情報を収集しやすくなるのは強く反対します。 -
雷火 commented
是非!お願いします!!
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Fredric commented
what I want to use is oculus, not facebook
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Idorr commented
Even when someone can forgive enough to use honest information to create a FB account just for playing Quest 2.
BAM AI just get a tantrum and ban the honest user since when someone don't care for SNS function and just play their VR, they WONT use Facebook normally which automatically put them in suspicious activity zone.If you gonna pull this unreasonably move for squeesh some money, at least MAKE IT WORK.
OFC the easiest way to end this is just to let the Oculus account have its comeback.
Since the RiftS/Quest1 users still keep their Oculus account until 2023 (If not sync to FB account)
This mean the Oculus account system itself is still there, working as intended.Use things that are already there, how hard that will be?
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Anonymous commented
初代questの不満点がある程度解消されているので個人的にFacebookの強制アカウント連携さえなければ買います
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chris commented
yeah, facebook login is dumb af
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Koku Gyro commented
plz remove Facebook Login .
少なくとも日本において、このシステムは双方の損失につながると思います。 -
Baz commented
Surely FB want to make money and by doing the mandatory FB requirements you are driving people away. I know 3 people myself who want a Q2 but don't have or want a FB account. You are missing out on sales due to this decision
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Mira commented
I have decided to move away from oculus and will be ordered a Valve Index due to this move. Their desire to move away from gamers and focus on more casual players, as well as forced Facebook integration for those of us with the Rift or Rift S, just feels like an added slap in the face.
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Anonymous commented
I had a preorder going but cancelled it because of this. I will never have a Facebook account but I would like to use the Quest2. It's beyond dumb.
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Talka commented
It's just wrong for someone to be banned or blocked from use of the Oculus ecosystem for some issue on a social media service they didn't even want to use.
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みに commented
I pre-created a facebook account for OculusQuest2 but it was banned the next day. The account has now been restored, but we can't tie up store property under such an untrustworthy regime, and OculusQuest2 has been cancelled!
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km commented
My facebook account was frozen and has not been recovered yet. I registered under my real name and there is nothing wrong with it.
I'd like to separate my facebook account from my Oculus account. -
d_avery commented
It's unacceptable that this headset can be made a paperweight by a broken data-sniffing AI that thinks you're suspicious and bans the account that you HAVE to use to play.
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UMI USiO commented
There are many VR enthusiasts who are not willing to join the Facebook community.
Forcing them to participate is detrimental to each other's interests.Active fraud exclusion is necessary to maintain a healthy Facebook community.
However, as a result, even users without problems will not be able to use the store service with peace of mind.(Sorry. I'm using google translate.)
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AiNI Bellwood commented
You can't recommend a product to a friend for a service that you don't know when it will be banned. If you simply don't need to log in to Facebook, it's recommended to all your friends.
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佐藤 隆人 commented
My friend's account has been banned...
I had imagined that my Facebook account would do what I could tolerate, although I was somewhat dissatisfied with it, but the reality was a lot more worse than I had imagined.