Meta announced today that it will be deleting all Oculus accounts and the data associated with them by the end of March 2024. This means that users with old Oculus IDs will no longer have access to their VR games and other purchases if they fail to migrate their accounts to a Meta one. Those who own a Meta Quest have a little over three weeks to ensure that they have switched their accounts to Meta before the deadline. Meta has started sending emails to users, reminding them of the need to migrate to a Meta account before their Oculus data is deleted on March 29th.

What You Need to Know About Switching from Oculus to Meta

If you are an Oculus user, it is crucial that you migrate your account to Meta before the end of March. Failure to do so may result in the permanent deletion of your Oculus account and all associated data. Here are the key points to keep in mind:

Meta has announced that it will be deleting all Oculus accounts and the data linked to them by the end of March 2024.

Users with old Oculus IDs must migrate their accounts to a Meta one in order to retain access to their VR games and purchases.

Meta has sent emails to users, reminding them of the need to switch to a Meta account before March 29th.

Owners of Meta Quest have a little over three weeks to ensure the migration of their accounts.

It is important to note that failure to switch to a Meta account will result in the loss of all VR apps, games, and purchases associated with the Oculus account. As Meta platforms continue to evolve, it is clear that they are closing the door on Oculus branding. This move further strengthens the integration of Oculus under the Meta umbrella.

“At the end of March, you will have to switch to Meta accounts for good in order to continue using your Quest VR headsets.” – Meta spokesperson

As the deadline approaches, Meta is actively reminding users to migrate their accounts in order to avoid any data loss. The switch to Meta accounts is crucial for Oculus users to continue enjoying their VR experiences without interruption.