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Facebook Parent 'Meta' Looking for Tools of Money-Making for its Metaverse

Facebook Parent 'Meta' Looking for Tools of Money-Making for its Metaverse

Sanjay Goenka 901 12 Apr 2022

Facebook Owner Meta is planning to build tools for selling digital assets and experience the virtual reality of its platform Metaverse.

Highlights

  • The Tools will be first available for a handpicked set of users
  • The company is also testing out a “creator bonus” for Horizon
  • The Facebook Parent Company changed its name last year to ‘Meta’

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A giant social media company Facebook is planning to build some tools for selling digital assets and experiences within the virtual reality platform Horizon Worlds. The primary part of the plan is for creating a metaverse. The company released the information on Monday.

The specially designed tools will be available for handpicked users who are creating virtual classes, games, and fashion accessories within the company’s immersive platform. The said tool will be accessible via VR headset, Company said in a statement.

Chief Executive of Company Mark Zuckerberg said in a conversation “We want there to just be tons of awesome worlds, and for that to happen there needs to be a lot of creators who can support themselves and make this their job,” CEO said in a conversation with the early access persons that was held inside Horizon Worlds using avatars.

The company is also testing out a “Creators bonus” program for a small set of Horizon Worlds users in the US with the help of which the company will pay eachmonth to the participants for using new features of the company launch.

The Facebook Company has changed its name From Facebook to Meta and invested a heavy amount of money in the Virtual World to reflect its new bet on Metaverse, a platform based on Virtual Reality where people can work, socialize, and play.

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