Disturbing: Reporters Posing As 13-Year-Old Girls On Facebook/Apple VR Game Witnessed Simulated Sex, Grooming & Rape Threats
Reporters for both the BBC and the Mirror discovered a disturbing amount of pornographic material and simulated sex acts taking place while posing as 13-year-old girls in an Apple-hosted VR game using Facebook’s Meta Quest headset.
Users only need to use their Facebook VR headset, formerly known as Oculus Quest, to download the VRChat app in the Apple Store to join in on the adult online activities.
Sadly, despite the game being rated for ages 13 and older, many users encountered by the journalists were suspected to be much younger than 13.
According to the Mirror, “Millions of families now have the VR headsets, now called Meta Quest, while the Oculus app needed to play on them was the most popular on Apple’s App Store over Christmas, with 1.3 million downloads worldwide.”
The reporter for the UK outlet described witnessing an adult encouraging a teenage girl to “kill herself” and “a robot avatar with a deep voice” using the screen name “pedo” who disappeared to a private area with a different young girl.
Within six minutes, the investigation documented “racist, homophobic and misogynistic language, bullying and threats, as well as explicitly sexual conversation and abusive behaviour, including simulating sex, virtual sexual harassment and masturbation” with children present.
At one point, a group of children watched a user with a SpongeBob SquarePants avatar perform sexual acts.
A spokesperson for a far-left charity focused on countering digital hate referred to Meta as “a cesspit of hate, pornography and child grooming.”
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