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Published 1st June 2022
A free online safety guide on the metaverse.
‘Metaverse’ is a relatively new term to many; however, the concept has been around for some time. Video games, for example, use many aspects of the metaverse: avatars, digital currency, mini-games, and open communication. A metaverse can also take many forms; Fortnite can be seen as a metaverse, as can Roblox. Put most simply, a metaverse is an online environment where people interact, play games and express themselves. Away from traditional video games, there are newer and more ‘dedicated’ metaverses such as Decentraland, The Sandbox and Somnium Space, which are akin to Second Life.
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