Microsoft executive watched ‘VR porn’
in front of subordinates: report
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/26/2022 11:40:09 AM
A top executive at Microsoft watched “VR porn” in front of his subordinates in the office, according to a new report. The executive, virtual reality chief Alex Kipman, allegedly watched a sexy pillow fight involving young women in skimpy clothing in front of a half-dozen staffers, Insider reported. A screen in the room reportedly displayed the frisky video while Kipman was watching it on a virtual reality headset. The staffers were baffled and two of them walked out of the room, according to the outlet. One employee who was at the meeting told Insider that Kipman watching what they described as “VR porn” made people “incredibly uncomfortable.”
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How is Microsoft supposed to make money on VR porn if they don't test it out first?