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Metaverse pioneers unimpressed by Facebook rebrand

LONDON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Early adopters of the virtual worlds known as the metaverse criticised Fac

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But users have for years been spending time in these fast-growing but obscure virtual worlds.\n\"They are essentially trying to build what many of us have been building for years but rebrand it as their own,\" said Ryan Kappel, an American who for more than two years has hosted meet-ups in different metaverses.\nFacebook did not immediately reply to a request for comment.\nFacebook's name change to Meta Platforms and details on its plan to build its own immersive digital world, announced on Thursday, comes as the company battles criticism from lawmakers and regulators over its market power, algorithmic decisions and policing of abuses on its services.\nIn virtual worlds, users can walk around as an avatar, meet friends and play games. 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