Given Apple’s reputation for prudishness, it’s doubtful that an official adult entertainment channel will be approved for usage with the Apple Vision Pro. However, consumers were curious to see if it might be utilized with existing sites that share 3D movies of human mating.
The tech world—and a smattering of the mainstream—is smitten with the Apple Vision Pro. The pricey device is pitched as “spatial computing,” creating a whole new paradigm of interacting with information and media.
I love futuristic stuff…can you imagine watching porn on the Apple Vision Pro…gotta be next level… pic.twitter.com/PEEHbnyBj5
— .. (@justkorrr) February 3, 2024
The response was, unfortunately, no. You can see an ultra-realistic 3D rhino or dinosaur right in front of you, but what about a nude person? That is a no-go.
More than a few Apple Vision Pro owners were definitely drawn to the idea of immersive, three-dimensional sex.
“Just preordered my Apple Vision Pro shits. YouTuber Tim Chantarangsu said, “Porn is about to go crazyyyyy.” People like him weren’t interested in playing virtual piano or having F1 tunes in their living homes. They only wanted one item, and Apple is keeping it from them.
Reality check: no spatial sex here
As some early adopters put on their headsets, their delight swiftly turned to disappointment when it was revealed that the $3,500 Vision Pro was incompatible with current, mostly standardized VR porn.
Users on sites such as Reddit’s r/oculusnsfw and r/VisionPro subreddits expressed their dissatisfaction, according to 404 Media. Posts flooded in, asking where all the 3D pornography was.
The lack of support is partly due to technological issues.
“The Vision Pro will not play external VR films out of the box,” says DeoVR, a VR media portal. “It is capable of 8K, 60FPS VR material, but there is no straightforward manner of sideloading [it] onto the device.
“It is possible to download your own content from DeoVR to the headset using Safari, but it can only be displayed as flat,” DeoVR goes on to explain. “There is no option for VR180 or any form of immersive view.”
Apple’s longstanding position on adult material, inspired by Steve Jobs’ policy of prohibiting pornography on the company’s platforms, has added another degree of difficulty. Despite Safari’s support for the WebXR standard, 3D content does not appear to perform well, resulting in glitchy, non-full-screen, or flat experiences for those who attempted to adjust the settings.
There’s a solution? Yes ?
Unfortunally NO ! Just Keep things healthy Guys !
