On Digital Privacy, Augmented Reality to Remove Fear, and Healthy Communities in the Metaverse
This month, we take a look at the reason companies collect our data, how an app can get rid of our prolonged fear of spiders, and how each and every one of our roles creates healthy communities in the metaverse.
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Tech Companies Don’t Need to be Creepy to Make Money
Do companies really need to farm our data? No, they don’t, but they do so for extra profit. In society today, social media giants remove our rights to privacy. Read more to find how a company created a competitive search engine and committed to preserving each consumer's right to privacy.
Augmented Reality App Helps People Reduce Their Fear of Spiders
What is Arachnophobia? It’s the fear of spiders and is one of the most common phobias that people suffer from. Read more to find out how researchers developed an augmented reality app to help treat this phobia and the stunning results that come from it.
How to Govern the Metaverse
What is the metaverse? It’s the internet brought to life. A 3D rendered virtual environment that you can go into through virtual reality. Read more to learn about how the metaverse is used today, and how we can improve to build online healthy communities.
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