Best answer:<\/strong> Yes. As of October 2020, Oculus players must use a Facebook account. Existing Oculus accounts can be merged with a Facebook account for an easy transition.<\/p>\n Once upon a time, Facebook and Oculus accounts were separate. Oculus Quest players may keep their existing Oculus accounts for the time being, but all new Oculus users and all Oculus Quest 2<\/a>‘s must be logged in with a Facebook account. That means, even if you’re already an existing Oculus user, you’ll need to use a Facebook account if you’re planning on upgrading to an Oculus Quest 2. Facebook says that current Oculus Quest and Rift account holders should merge their Oculus accounts with their Facebook account before Jan. 1, 2023, to avoid complications.<\/p>\n For clarity, the Oculus Quest 2 can only be used with a Facebook account. Facebook does not offer the option to use an Oculus account at this time, even if you’re an original Oculus Quest owner.<\/p>\n Facebook says that it’s merging Oculus accounts with Facebook accounts to provide better transparency with how it handles user data. Facebook also wants to make finding and communicating with friends in VR a simpler affair. Given that most people have a Facebook account, it seems logical for the company to merge its services instead of forcing players to make lots of separate accounts.<\/p>\n Existing Oculus accounts will not be required to merge with a Facebook account, however, not merging will create several limitations. Facebook says that it cannot guarantee that all games, apps, and services will work with Oculus accounts after January 2023 because Facebook accounts will be used for authentication, payment, and communication exclusively after that time. If you don’t have a Facebook account on your Oculus device, it likely won’t be possible to authenticate with the store, make payments, or even communicate with other players.<\/p>\n Logging into Facebook on your Oculus Quest or Oculus Quest 2 is simple. Before you power up the headset, follow these instructions.<\/p>\n And that’s all you need to do. With a Facebook account, players will be able to easily find and chat with their friends without ever having to take the headset off their heads. You’ll also be able to easily share screenshots, videos, and even livestream your gameplay to Facebook through the Universal Home Menu on the Oculus Quest.<\/p>\n A Facebook account also unlocks exclusive events like concerts, movie screenings, and more through the Events section. Great services like Facebook Horizon<\/a> promise to help you join your friends in a virtual environment where you can hang out, play games, and more, all without having to navigate a web page.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n From $299 at Amazon<\/a> Grab one while you can!<\/p>\n The Oculus Quest 2 is selling out fast, and for good reason. Facebook has improved seemingly everything with the second-generation Oculus Quest, making this the VR console to get.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Best answer: Yes. As of October 2020, Oculus players must use a Facebook account. Existing Oculus accounts can be merged with a Facebook account for an easy transition.<\/p>\n A new level of wireless VR: Oculus Quest 2 (From $299 at Amazon)<\/p>\n Facebook is right in the name<\/p>\n Once upon a time, Facebook and Oculus accounts were separate. Oculus Quest players may keep their existing Oculus accounts for the time being, but all new Oculus users and all Oculus Quest 2’s must be logged in with a Facebook account. That means, even if you’re already an existing Oculus user, you’ll need to use a Facebook account if you’re planning on upgrading to an Oculus Quest 2. Facebook says that current Oculus Quest and Rift account holders should merge their Oculus accounts with their Facebook account before Jan. 1, 2023, to avoid complications.<\/p>\n For clarity, the Oculus Quest 2 can only be used with a Facebook account. Facebook does not offer the option to use an Oculus account at this time, even if you’re an o…<\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"author":877,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"slim_seo":{"title":"A Facebook account will be required for most Oculus Quest players - ITTeacherITFreelance.hk","description":"Best answer: Yes. 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