#Metaverse
163 articles found
Latest
Party.Space – business parties in the metaverse
Building a multinational team of freelance professionals in the midst of an international pandemic, a war on the continent and an economic downturn could be a challenge for any corporation. The problems are similar for any global company operating worldwide.
Yet there is a solution. Nokia predicts a metaverse boom by 2030
Nokia Corporation believes that metaverses have a bright future and is planning to become involved. As Nokia sees it, metaverses will not only be designed for individuals, but also for companies, and eventually, they will be segmented according to target audiences. Looks like Nokia is getting ready to enter the matrix. Senators demand Zuckerberg to close the Metaverse
Students under the age of 17 may no longer be able to play Horizon Worlds. Senators Edward J. Markey and Richard Blumenthal sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, categorically demanding that he abandon the strategy of attracting teenagers to virtual reality.
The hacker gained access to the email addresses of users in the metaverse.
After that, emails containing a dangerous virus were sent from the hacked computer on behalf of The Sandbox administration.
If the recipient opened the link in the email, malicious software was automatically installed on their computer. The virus transmitted all personal information stored on the computer to the hackers.
The Sandbox advises users not to open any links and to implement two-factor authentication for their accounts.
The Kazoku Hikikomori Japan project will bring Tokyo's social recluses, known as hikikomori, back into society.
Six hybrid meetings will be held in Tokyo's Edogawa Ward for people who are struggling with social integration. Hikikomori will be able to participate in the project in three different ways: physically, virtually (in the metaverse), or or in a safe physical shelter. The organizers will set up a location where recluses will have the desire to interact with others.
Experts estimate that between 1 and 2 million Japanese people identify themselves as hikikomori. 













