Facebook-owned VR device maker Oculus announced something we’d all been dreading. The service is migrating accounts to become part of Facebook profiles, meaning that from 2023 (or sooner if you buy a new Oculus device before then), you’ll need to have a Facebook profile to use your headset. It hasn’t gone down well with users. […]
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