How should a 'physical' crime in virtual reality be considered?

[Riemann]

@Jay_Z

Because there are no ways to have any sort of “volume control.” /s

More What If Cell Phones Don’t Work.

I have no idea what this is supposed to mean.

Do we live in a world right now where any form of social/interactive technology is anywhere close to being immune to bad actors? Why would you think that would be the case in a VR environment? If a system is designed with sensory feedback, there will be assault. The parameters and risks won’t be exactly the same as IRL assault, but it will happen.

[fordgt100]

You don’t even need a virtual reality scenario. Just watching XXX films gets quite an authentic reaction from real people. There are laws too. Make one that is over the line brutal or violent and the maker and actors could be sued or arrested, even though no real person interacted w/ the person watching it on a screen.