~~We're gonna see a lot of stupid decisions being made…~~
As per @[email protected]'s comment, Apple might have thought ahead and implemented something in visionOS to prevent stupidity like this.
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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This is just more ragebait about the Vision Pro by OP. There’s already a speed limit and a travel mode (for restricted spaces) built in.
I wasn’t aware of that discovery.
That’s good to know, it is sad however that people are considering doing stupid things like this.
Edit: Amended OP to mention your comment and the article you've linked.