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Here’s how Google is planning to tackle trolls in VR

Whenever a new platform opens up, one of the first challenges is dealing with those less-than-friendly users who want to ruin it. In virtual reality, you’re dealing with trolls who aren’t just slinging words on a screen – they’re digital figures in an immersive world. Google has some ideas about how to keep VR safe, as demonstrated in a new set of preview videos for its upcoming Daydream mobile VR platform. The scenario is a virtual poker game, and the characters are cartoon-style dogs.

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Here’s how Google is planning to tackle trolls in VR was originally published on iSeeTech

Here’s how Google is planning to tackle trolls in VR was originally published on iSeeTech

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The monetization promise and pitfalls of Pokémon Go was originally published on iSeeTech

The monetization promise and pitfalls of Pokémon Go was originally published on iSeeTech

The monetization promise and pitfalls of Pokémon Go was originally published on iSeeTech

The monetization promise and pitfalls of Pokémon Go was originally published on iSeeTech

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Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials was originally published on iSeeTech

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Microsoft announces new resources to reduce hate speech was originally published on iSeeTech

Microsoft announces new resources to reduce hate speech was originally published on iSeeTech