The Wall Street Journal reports on how the future vibrancy of the metaverse will depend on personal data collection. The innovated Internet of Things devices behind growing virtual and augmented realities are expected to increasingly rely on data showing user interactions. "At any given time, the way you move, the way your gait is, the way you’re gazing, your pupil dilation, is giving away information to developers," XR Safety Initiative founder Kavya Pearlman said, noting privacy and security will require new considerations in the metaverse context.
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