Currently, there are wide and varied definitions of what the “Metaverse” actually is. Though, the most common definition is that the “Metaverse” is a network of 4D virtual worlds focused on social simulation and connection. Hypothetically, it is the evolution of the internet as a single, universal virtual world that people interact with through augmented reality headsets. Some are already heavily invested in the idea of the “Metaverse,” such as HTC Vive, which released a video showing off a day in the life of the “Metaverse.”

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Others though, are more skeptical of the “Metaverse.” A tech CEO described Mark Zuckerberg’s idea of the “Metaverse” as an old one that had never worked. Some are even comparing the concept to the videogame Second Life, which allowed players to make a character of their choosing and live out a life of their choosing. Logan Paul is mostly on board with the idea of the “Metaverse,” though he has been willing to share his concerns with the concept.

In a recent tweet, the famous influencer revealed that he believes the biggest problem the “Metaverse” will face in the future is an invasion of personal privacy. “If we think data collection & algorithmic targeting is dangerously invasive now,” said the influencer, “just wait until we’re all in the metaverse, and they can track how long your eyes are looking at each pixel to decide what content & material you’re fed.” There are multiple concerns with how future technology will affect user privacy and enjoyment, with tech company Intel facing a lawsuit based around data collection.

The “Metaverse” isn’t the only new development that is being looked on with a critical eye and NFTs and blockchain technology has had much of the internet split. On the one hand, many are praising the usefulness of the technology, while others claim that the way it is being used at the moment is pointless, with streamers such as Asmongold giving their opinion on people who spend large amounts of money on NFTs.

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