Currently, Meta is putting end-to-end encryption for the Quest VR messenger through its paces.

As Meta aims to enrich the messaging experience within its Quest VR device, they are trialing features related to end-to-end encryption (E2EE). Recent updates indicate that the v40 software version will now allow users to opt for E2EE for their VR conversations and messages. Oculus.com blog post Meta explains the role of E2EE in VR with this statement:

"With our v40 release, we're testing optional end-to-end encryption for one-on-one conversations and calls via Messenger in virtual reality. Whether you're sharing wedding details with your mom, brainstorming strategies for Echo VR with your friends, or discussing sensitive work matters, our advanced technology allows you to secure your personal discussions with an added layer of privacy."

Meta's platforms, including WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, already utilize end-to-end encryption, ensuring that no one—not even the company itself—can access your private communications.

Alongside this update regarding Oculus's v40 software,

it has been announced that users will benefit from 'more granular control' over app unlock functionalities and the ability to conduct payments using a 3DS-compliant credit card in VR, integrating an extra layer of 3DS verification for added security during transactions. Meta Moreover, the v40 update from Meta brings enhanced support for a range of Bluetooth keyboards and introduces features aimed at improving the Quest headset experience, particularly for users with hearing impairments. There is now a Mono Audio setting available, allowing sound to play uniformly from the headset speakers. Additionally, users can adjust the sound balance between the left and right audio channels.

For VR headset enthusiasts, this signifies that Meta's leader, Mark Zuckerberg, remains firmly committed to advancing Web3, virtual reality, and immersive technologies.

Like the upscale Project Cambria Meta's new Project Cambria VR headset is expected to debut later this year. Metaverse .

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