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Facebook brings software program subscriptions to the Oculus Quest

Subscription pricing is landing on Facebook’s Oculus Store, giving VR developers one different means to monetize content material subject matter on Facebook’s Oculus Quest headset. Developers will likely be allowed in order to upload top rate subscriptions to paid or unfastened apps, with Facebook assumedly dragging in their standard percentag…
Subscription pricing is landing on Facebook’s Oculus Store, giving VR developers another way to monetize content on Facebook’s Oculus Quest headset. Developers will be allowed to add premium subscriptions to paid or free apps, with Facebook assumedly dragging in their standard percentag…

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Author: Lucas Matney

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