TFW pop-up ads consume your whole sense of self https://t.co/ug9FdB84Sc

— Ernie Smith (@ShortFormErnie) June 16, 2021

Just casually mentioning that 97% of Facebook's revenue comes from advertising and it really doesn't know how to generate money any other way.

(See also: WhatsApp is still not a real business with money and stuff.) https://t.co/yt0pSZvIGn

— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) June 16, 2021

Facebook is going to start showing you ads literally centimeters from your eyeballs in VRhttps://t.co/NfNaqf004i

— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) June 16, 2021

Welp, there goes my hopes of getting a Quest 2... https://t.co/CHXTIx6qeL

— Daniel (@DanielTG85) June 16, 2021

Everything Facebook does, including making hardware, is just an avenue to open up more advertising inventory. https://t.co/1vp7h4IB9J

— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) June 16, 2021

Gross. Seriously, super gross. https://t.co/3vRb1fdaMN

— Nick @ The Linux Experiment (@thelinuxEXP) June 16, 2021

this is why facebook bought oculus https://t.co/BgmN0obIqy

— drew olanoff (@yoda) June 16, 2021

Well, I guess I can’t recommend the Oculus Quest 2 anymore. https://t.co/Pc1UoATV3u

— Brad Carr (@bcarr) June 16, 2021

surprised it took this long. not gonna be pretty. https://t.co/LBnGG4B1Yd

— drew olanoff (@yoda) June 16, 2021

It was inevitable, and you all called it years ago https://t.co/dATb8t8w5n

— Sean Hollister (@StarFire2258) June 16, 2021

Hell yes ads in my eyeballs grim meathook future let’s go. https://t.co/N6iaghPj11

— matt weinberger (@gamoid) June 16, 2021

Facebook is first and foremost a wildly successful Advertising Company. So yeah, expect a lot more of this on every FB product:https://t.co/eOJsbDcYdM

— Cecilia Kang 강 미선 (@ceciliakang) June 16, 2021

I told everyone @FBRealityLabs would put ads in the headset, they were already planning it

Meanwhile @thedextriarchy reported in January @boztank lying “we’re not really focused on business model”

We are all getting slowly boiled in a pot by Facebookhttps://t.co/EPDoeReSSG

— Cix (@CixLiv) June 16, 2021

New post on Facebook VR ads.
Notice & consent model is broken for tracking appropriate flows of data.
Oculus says in a blog post they "have no plans to use movement data to target ads", but yet nothing in their privacy policy prevents them from doing so.https://t.co/8MrSPfrVeK https://t.co/n1aK8DJLyP pic.twitter.com/3Q6krKqreH

— Kent Bye VoicesOfVR (@kentbye) June 16, 2021

You can manage what ads you want to see and we’re including controls to hide specific ads or hide ads from an advertiser completely. Ads in VR will be different from ads elsewhere and this is a space that will take time and people’s feedback to get right https://t.co/dHOlqHoOVF

— Boz (@boztank) June 16, 2021