Does the Pico G3 collect data about my usage habits?
Data privacy is an important concern when using a virtual reality headset. Here’s what you need to know about data collection on the Pico G3.
1. Basic data collection
The Pico G3 collects certain information necessary to:
- Ensure proper headset function, such as technical diagnostics in case of errors.
- Improve system performance through updates based on anonymized usage data.
- Provide general usage statistics for installed applications.
This data is typically collected in an aggregated and anonymized form.
2. Privacy compliance
Pico Interactive states it complies with current privacy regulations:
- Personal data is not collected without the user’s explicit consent.
- During initial setup, users can accept or refuse certain types of data collection through privacy options.
3. Disabling data collection
On the Pico G3, you can:
- Disable automatic sending of usage reports and diagnostic data.
- Manage these settings anytime via Settings > General > Share PICO analytics.
This helps reduce data transmission to Pico servers.
4. Specific data not collected
As the Pico G3 is a 3DoF headset without 6DoF tracking or eye tracking:
- No detailed spatial tracking is performed.
- No eye tracking data is collected, unlike more advanced headsets.
The Pico G3 collects limited usage data and adheres to privacy standards. Users maintain control over most data options through the headset’s privacy settings.
You can view the privacy policy under Settings > General > More info.
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