METAseen: Analyzing network traffic and privacy policies in Web 3.0 based Metaverse

Yu, Beiyuan; Liu, Yizhong; Ren, Shanyao; Zhou, Ziyu; Liu, Jianwei

doi:10.1016/j.dcan.2023.11.006

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“…This research systematically analyzes privacy policies and network traffic, revealing critical data privacy concerns in the Metaverse. The findings highlight the need for privacy-conscious and secure API development [11]. Fang and Cai finally address the topic of interoperability in 3D virtual worlds.…”

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APIs in the Metaverse—A Systematic Evaluation

Traub,

Weinberger

2024

Virtual Worlds

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One of the most critical challenges for the success of the Metaverse is interoperability amongst its virtual platforms and worlds. In this context, application programming interfaces (APIs) are essential. This study analyzes a sample of 15 Metaverse platforms. In the first step, the availability of publicly accessible APIs was examined. For those platforms offering an API, i.e., Decentraland, Second Life, Voxels, Roblox, Axie Infinity, Upland, and VRChat, the available API contents were collected, analyzed, and presented in the paper. The results show that only a few Metaverse platforms offer APIs at all. In addition, the available APIs are very diverse and heterogeneous. Information is somewhat fragmented, requiring access to several APIs to compile a comprehensive data set. Thus, standardized APIs will enable better interoperability and foster a more seamless and immersive user experience in the Metaverse.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 94%

APIs in the Metaverse—A Systematic Evaluation

Traub,

Weinberger

2024

Virtual Worlds

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Exploring Metaverse Literacy: Immersive Technologies in Library Environments

Subaveerapandiyan,

Baiju,

Ahmad

et al. 2024

Journal of Web Librarianship

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Can you resist the virtual temptations? Unveiling impulsive buying in metaverse retail

Dang Quan,

Wei-Han Tan,

et al. 2024

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PurposeThe main aim of this study is to examine the effect of virtual store atmospheric factors on impulsive purchasing in the metaverse context.Design/methodology/approachGrounded in purposive sampling, 451 individuals with previous metaverse experience were recruited to accomplish the objectives of this research. Next, to identify both linear and nonlinear relationships, the data were analyzed using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) and artificial neural network (ANN) approaches.FindingsThe findings underscore the significance of the virtual store environment and online trust in shaping impulsive buying behaviors within the metaverse retailing setting. Theoretically, this study elucidates the impact of virtual store atmosphere and trust on impulsive buying within a metaverse retail setting.Practical implicationsFrom the findings of the study, because of the importance of virtual shop content, practitioners must address its role in impulse purchases via affective online trust. The study’s findings are likely to help retailers strategize and improve their virtual store presentations in the metaverse.Originality/valueThe discovery adds to the understanding of consumer behavior in the metaverse by probing the roles of virtual store atmosphere, online trust and impulsive buying.

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METAseen: Analyzing network traffic and privacy policies in Web 3.0 based Metaverse

Cited by 6 publications

References 60 publications

APIs in the Metaverse—A Systematic Evaluation

APIs in the Metaverse—A Systematic Evaluation

Exploring Metaverse Literacy: Immersive Technologies in Library Environments

Can you resist the virtual temptations? Unveiling impulsive buying in metaverse retail

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