Facebook Workrooms brings the worst of in-person office life to virtual reality ...Middle East

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At this point in the pandemic, I would happily sit through a meeting that could have been an email if it meant being in the same room with a bunch of work friends. So when Facebook released Horizon Workrooms, an app that allows people to gather in a virtual-reality office, I was prepared to keep an open mind about its potential.After all, humanity seems destined to one day leap into the metaverse, the internet we will not just use but inhabit, so why not check out a vision of what that might look like according to a powerful company that hopes to help shape it, for better or worse.Only two other people at my office own, or will admit to owning, an Oculus Quest 2 headset, the $300 headset req

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