Developers have complained that they can't use the device's in-built cameras. For example, Antony Vitillo, developer of AR fitness game HitMotion, stated that he wanted to access the product's cameras so that users could 'interact' with real-world items like punching bags.
While some apps might want access to the camera for purely practical, useful reasons, opening up that door could also allow in some maliciously minded people or groups. With recent data from HP, reported on by Forbes, showing that 49% of Americans are concerned about someone watching them through their webcam, it can only be a welcome obstacle from the point of view of consumers.
It's lucky that Apple has one tick in its book regarding the Vision Pro at least, after catching criticism upon its release for the eye-watering price tag.
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