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Today, we’re announcing some important updates to how people log into Oculus devices, while still keeping their VR profile. Starting in October 2020, everyone using an Oculus device for the first time will need to log in with a Facebook account. // http://ocul.us/updates
If you’re an existing user and already have an Oculus account, you’ll have the option to log in with Facebook and merge your Oculus and Facebook accounts. If you’re an existing user and choose not to merge your accounts, you can continue using your Oculus account for two years.
After January 1, 2023, we will end support for Oculus accounts. If you choose not to merge your accounts at that time, you can continue using your device, but full functionality will require a Facebook account.
Giving people a single way to log into Oculus—using their Facebook account and password— will make it easier to find, connect, and play with friends in VR. Visit http://ocul.us/updates to learn more.
and now you're gonna lose a butt ton of users and customers
I want nothing to do with Facebook. If this is your business decision, I will move to another platform & will not produce or support content on the Oculus platform.
You know Facebook own oculus right?
Um ... NO. I shut down my Facebook account months ago for a reason and I will NOT be making a new one.
Goodbye @oculus ...
Glad I just got my @valvesoftware Index!
I wonder if FB will get the message? The Quest is a fine product but nothing is worth re-joining FB. Not for me.
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