In a letter to governments, businesses and investors, Access Now and the Electronic Frontier Foundation called for preparatory human rights safeguards against "data harvesting" conducted by augmented and virtual reality. Citing the rapidly evolving extended reality space and insufficiencies of self-regulation, the letter calls for legislation, enforcement, business competition and activism to better protect privacy and human rights, including legislation covering "data generated and collected by XR systems, including medical or psychographic inferences."
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