Facebook invests $50 million to build the ‘metaverse’ in responsible manner
The Hindu
The company said it plans to work with researchers across four areas including data privacy and safety, to allow users to get help if something they see in the metaverse makes them uncomfortable.
Facebook Inc will invest $50 million to partner with organisations to responsibly build the so-called , it said on Monday.
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Facebook, the world's largest social network, has invested heavily in virtual reality and augmented reality, developing hardware such as its and . The company has been criticized over its impact on online safety.
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