Often, the last person to use a Quest could be someone not familiar with how to turn it off after use. Providing an option in the Oculus app to shut it down or restart it without having to put on the headset would be great!

Hi there,
I’m on iPhone 11, iOS 14.2 and am unable to watch game trailers in the Oculus app on my phone. I press play on a trailer and within the first second or two the whole screen goes black, there’s no picture or sound and I can’t interact with the app at all. So the only way to get back to the app is to restart it. I can still watch trailers through the headset though.

Can we mac a mac version for the oculus app to use with the oculus link

As I understand it, the Oculus does not have the ability to support USB C to HDMI for real-time viewing as it is missing the necessary hardware. If however a user could be allowed to connect a USB C cable from the Oculus and directly into a USB C hub (already supported) attached to a Chromecast TV, users would then only need a companion android application to view a lag free real-time view.

Do you know that the oculus iPhone app doesn’t work well on the new iPhone 12 mini? The top and bottom edges of the app function almost nonexistent. The new smaller screen size has created an issue in using the app now.

I would love for my teens to be able to share what they are seeing with their friends and with each other when they play to make it more of a family experience than just an isolated one. We only have smart t.v's or Roku in our televisions and can't cast to the Roku. It would be wonderful if it worked on other devices and not just the Chromecast or Google Home ones.

Show the status of the Elite Strap Battery in the Companion App along with the regular battery and controller battery status.

Please give better parental controls you’d be gaining sales by doing this so you keep your customers happy and gain more revenue

Cast to samsung smart tv's, its dumb to not be abpe to cast to smart tvs that are able to... and the crops on the phone app is horrible.

The Oculus Android app does not account for the top speaker cut out on the Pixel 3XL phone. As a result, the top of the app is behind the system tray and partially obstructed by the cut out. This makes it difficult to use the search box. Official Android documentation on how to fix it is here. https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/display-cutout

The status bar overlapping the toolbar looks bad it still works but I think it could be better. Spending some time with a library like Chris Baines Insetter might be what you need.

It just helps with sharing and logging exercises along with it being possible to simplify the process of connecting external fitness apps if you were to.

In this day and age, a more elegant solution would be expected to store screenshots or recordings.
I'd prefer storing those on, for example, Dropbox or Google drive, but I understand that Facebook rather keeps this on house. So why not setup a cloud storage service like that, by Facebook, to store this kind of data, and have a windows/Mac/Linux/iOS/android client application that can access this data?

i have tried multiple times to add a paypal account to the app and have been unsuccessful. this is unacceptable and it should be a simple process to have multiple accounts linked and working without it saying

"Something went wrong and we were unable to add this payment method. Please try again."

Fix your payment methods so customers can have other ways of paying for your content and services

An oculus watch that can be detect in the VR so you can receive phone notification or even a gadget that could be use in game etc..

Add a feature to the oculus app that allows users to save videos that were recorded in the quest 2.