Meta is also looking at how to simplify payments.
“We’re focused on enhancing the payments experiences we already provide with Facebook Pay where we’re seeing good adoption,” Kasriel wrote. “And with this, an emphasis on quality in the countries that we are already in, rather than expanding to new countries right now.” People in businesses in 160 countries use Meta’s platforms to make payments, according to Kasriel’s post.
We view this as a single wallet experience for people to use to represent who they are, what they own, and how they pay. We’re in the very early stages of scoping out what a single wallet experience might look like and will have more to say further down the line.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Meta is reportedly axing some Reality Labs projects | EngadgetMeta’s Reality Labs division, home to its hardware efforts and other metaverse initiatives, will be cutting some of its projects, according to Reuters..
Les mer »
Slow growth for Amazon and Meta hampers regulation effortsDisappointing earnings reports from Big Tech companies may complicate efforts in Congress to pass new restrictions on the digital giants.
Les mer »
Meta is reportedly axing some Reality Labs projects | EngadgetMeta’s Reality Labs division, home to its hardware efforts and other metaverse initiatives, will be cutting some of its projects, according to Reuters..
Les mer »
Dropping Alpha with Victoria VR CEO and Co-Founder, Ondřej Dobruský | HackerNoonA discussion with Victoria VR CEO Ondřej Dobruský on trends in Web3, the convergence of the Metaverse and eCommerce, careers in the AR-VR industry, and more.
Les mer »
Five U.S. States Order a Metaverse Casino With Alleged Ties to Russia to Halt Sale of NFTsRegulators in five states issued a cease-and-desist order against a casino with alleged ties to Russia that has been operating in the metaverse.
Les mer »
State Senate passes ‘shocking’ budget with $5,500 cash payments to AlaskansThe Alaska Senate approved a budget that would require the state to dip into savings to cover $5,500 in cash payments to Alaskans, even as the state faces a revenue windfall due to high oil prices.
Les mer »