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With special glasses, you become the actor yourself in virtual reality sex movies. Our author tried out VR porn: Is it real competition to reality?

I’m sitting in a bare, uncomfortable waiting room when the announcement goes out in English that all further appointments will be postponed for an hour. The good-looking guy sitting across from me doesn’t seem to mind. On the contrary, he grins at me even more broadly. Apart from the two of us, there is no one else here. He slowly approaches me, takes off his T-shirt and kneels down in front of me.

Where to find VR porn?

You can find VR live cams at SEXcamVR. The biggest providers of VR porn are Naughty America, Badoink VR and Virtual Real Porn. All of them have a small repertoire of 360-degree and especially 180-degree movies that you can download or stream for a fee. They cooperate with popular porn sites like PornHub and YouPorn, where you can watch some movies for free. CAM 4VR is already a platform where amateurs offer live VR chats. They often simply film themselves with two or more Go-Pros in a 180-degree angle.

VR Porn: Sex Fantasies in a New Dimension

That’s when it gets too much for me! I pull the glasses off my head and escape back to reality.

My living room looks as if nothing had happened: Next to me is still the manual, a pile of laundry, and a cool herbal tea is on the table.

A virtual man and real excitement – was I just digitally satisfied in all seriousness? With virtual reality glasses on your head, you can fly through space in a spaceship from your sofa at home, dive for treasure in sunken shipwrecks – or live out your most secret sex fantasies.

In my VR porn I become a star myself!

The 360-degree camera was positioned at the head height of a performer for the shoot. So when I look down at myself with the glasses on, I’m looking down at someone else’s human body. Depending on which film you choose, you can slip into the role of a man, a woman, a transsexual. Or, as a voyeur, you can watch the actors having sex with a couple or at an orgy.

The direction of the view can be controlled with the head movement. So I can choose whether I want to watch the sex or rather inspect the interior of the room. In the next movie, I’m a guy looking into the eyes of the woman kneeling in front of me. So that’s also how I look when I give a blowjob .

Slightly irritated I change the film. Lie now on a bed, have big breasts and a great trained belly, on which my gaze first hangs. A pretty woman comes up to me and smiles at me while she straps on a strap-on. I smile back expectantly … suddenly the screen goes dark – the connection to my smartphone is interrupted.

VR Porn: Sex with still faulty technology – these are the problems!

• That the “thread” sometimes breaks, is still the smallest technical problem with VR.
• There are the glasses since the nineties, but even the latest generation does not create a perfect illusion with its image quality. With many glasses, only the focus point is sharp, the rest is blurry and flickers.
• Also, the head-tracking algorithm does not always work that well – sometimes the image does not follow the head movement fast enough. This delay triggers nausea in some. That’s why VR porn is often filmed from the perspective of a passive – usually male – body being pleasured, usually lying down, by one or more women.
• In some films, the transitions of the individual cameras can be seen, which destroys the immersion: the sinking into the virtual world. But that’s not all:
• For smooth enjoyment, prospective customers need a smartphone of a certain size – or even better, a powerful PC.

It’s a bit like 1995 when the Internet launched. We are in year one of a new technology, says Maurice Op de Beek of Dutch sex toy manufacturer Kiiroo. The company develops remote-controlled sex toys for people in long-distance relationships.

Now they’re partnering with major VR porn producers to synchronize their dildos and artificial vaginas with VR movies.

Synchronized to the movie action, they emit stimuli, contract, vibrate … Japanese sex toy company Tenga this year released the “Illusion VR” full-body suit, which, synchronized with movies, massages, vibrates and manually satisfies. In Japan, enthusiasm for such toys is so great that a VR porn fair had to be canceled this June because of the huge crowds.

What does my boyfriend say?

Instead of a sex suit, I prefer to invite my boyfriend over first – and ask him to do what the actors in the movies supposedly do to me. At first I ask nicely and carefully: “Could you please put your hand on my breast and grab it?”, but soon my commands become shorter and more specific – and I become sharper. For a split second, I’m no longer sure who the warm hand on my body actually belongs to.

When I stop giving instructions and feel someone penetrating me, while at the same time I see myself being pampered by hand, I have to smile: reality and virtual reality are blurring …

Is this now the future of porn? Or the future of sex? For some, it certainly sounds tempting: to be able to decide shortly before coitus who you want to be intimate with. Or change partners with just a few clicks. But sex therapist and psychologist Miriam Kegel is concerned: “VR sex is convenient, you don’t have to make an effort and satisfy other people’s needs. For many people, normal porn is already a substitute for sexuality. This will be exacerbated by VR porn.” She sees the new movies as a clear competitor to partnered relationships. Porn addiction is one of the most common concerns men in particular come to her practice with anyway. With VR, she says, it could become even harder for real sex to exist alongside virtual.

My conclusion for VR Porn & Sex

Experts agree that VR goggles will spread like HD TVs did last – once more movies become available and goggle prices (see left) drop. Porn could help VR achieve a breakthrough. However, the technical problems still cloud the enjoyment. In addition, the passivity of the actors in many films can become boring in the long run. For me, the experience with my boyfriend was the best. There were the digital stimuli, and at the same time I could taste, smell and feel him. So the combination of VR porn and real sex gave us a hot night of love – even if the glasses on the other person’s head do look a bit strange … But who knows, maybe the question will soon be part of the good tone in our bedrooms: “Do you mind if I have my Oculus on?”

Badly researched or copied news has a big drawback: it is prone to errors. Thus, in the meantime, the rumor has spread that the killing of the Iranian General Ghassem Soleimani and the subsequent uncertainties have caused the Bitcoin price in Iran to rise to 24,000 or even 29,000 dollars. That would shake the market and all related BTC niches like gambling, many BTC sites like www.luckycoiner.com/ already stated that this is fake news!

Iranian inflation drives the Bitcoin price

After the general of the al-Quds Brigades (=the elite unit of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards) was killed in a targeted drone attack by the USA, the uncertainties and the danger of war have increased drastically. The American stock market already closed in the red and many newspapers and politicians spoke of an action resembling a declaration of war. A new Gulf War would be a catastrophe, but could also affect the Bitcoin share price.

In times of uncertainty, the price of gold and Bitcoin often rises because many people are looking for security precisely because of these uncertainties. After Donald Trump has continued to add fuel to the fire, unilaterally terminated the nuclear agreement and imposed ever harsher sanctions on the country, the inflation of the Iranian rial has become extremely advanced. Inflation rates of 35% are now normal, compared to 1.5% in Germany. Read the article “How Iran is seeking a way out of dollar dominance with its own crypto currency”.

USA are hated and an enemy in Iran – Why?

The relations between the USA and Iran have not been good since the 1950s and especially today the USA is still hated by large parts of the population. One of the reasons for this is that the USA already in the 50s pushed through its imperialist power interests with all means.

Thus, the Iranian people independently managed to organise a successful revolution against the brutal Shah regime supported by the USA and Great Britain. Afterwards, the first democratically elected president of Iran, Mohammad Mossadegh, was sworn in. He nationalized the Iranian oil companies, reformed the school system and finally worked for the Iranian people.

But the bloom of Iranian democracy and economy lasted only briefly, because the CIA and MI6 (= American and British secret service) putsched Mossadegh out of office, in order to install the Shah as a puppet in Iran again. The following second revolution unfortunately did not run so democratically – as a result came the Mullah regime, which still controls Iran today.

Bitcoin rate wrongly calculated due to conversion error

Because of rampant inflation, the Iranian Central Bank has long since created an artificial exchange rate between the Iranian rial and the US dollar. So this exchange rate has been at exactly 1 USD = 42,000 IRR for many months. If you calculate the Bitcoin exchange rate with this rate, you actually come to about 24,000 USD. But now comes the big BUT:

Not a single Iranian would pay that price. Because every Iranian knows that 1 USD = 135,000 IRR. So the Bitcoin exchange rate in Iran is only about 7,296 USD, which is even below the current world market price of 7,358 USD.

A pair of glasses that constantly scan the environment and recognize people for their wearer? Glasses that replace the smartphone to make video calls everywhere? Glasses that can be used to play games? For several years now, augmented reality headsets have been regarded as a future technology that should inspire the masses.

But the time has not yet come. Remember the debacle surrounding “Google Glass”, whose wearers were soon called “glass sholes”? Many other attempts to make AR glasses appealing to consumers have also come to nothing for the time being.

Magic Leap, a start-up from Florida, has now made a good turnaround. Instead of selling the “Magic Leap 1” AR-glasses to end consumers, the company is now trying to sell the technology to enterprise customers with around 2.6 billion dollars in venture capital. In the VR industry porn plays a huge role, you can read more about it at www.vrpornstream.com/ – this will be the same for AR.

The spatial computer

The once hyped AR glasses, which are marketed as “spatial computers”, cost just under 3,000 dollars. Large companies such as Boston Consulting Group, BNP Paribas, Deloitte, Hyperloop TT, JetBlue Vacations, McLaren and Skender are supposed to use the “Magic Leap 1” for their employees – for communication, collaboration or training purposes. Real estate developers, for example, will be able to use it to virtually walk through 3D models of future buildings.

It is primarily the high costs and the technology that make AR glasses not yet suitable for mass production. Who would put on a hefty $3,000 computer just to play a game quickly? Magic Leap would have wanted to sell its first version of the headset 100,000 times, but according to The Information it should have been much less. So now the pivot to the Enterprise customer.
Relatively small market

1. This puts the company, which is co-financed by Google, on the track that Microsoft has been on for a long time.
2. Its latest mixed reality headset, the “HoloLens 2”, costs around 3,500 dollars and is also being marketed to corporate customers.
3. In Austria, the headset is used by Wiener Linien, for example, to make maintenance work easier for employees or for training purposes (Trending Topics reported).

According to market researcher IDC, the market for AR and VR headsets is expected to grow to around 18.8 billion dollars in 2020 – almost double the figure for 2019 (around 10.5 billion dollars). The bulk of the money should be spent by companies, not by end consumers. A comparison shows how small the market for such devices is: In the third quarter of 2019 alone, consumers spent around $4.1 billion on so-called “hearables” (i.e. true wireless earbuds such as Apple’s AirPods), according to market researcher Counterpoint.

Is Apple cracking the consumer market?

It is now open whether AR glasses will ever reach the end consumer. At least there are rumors about it. In 2022, Apple is supposed to bring a headset with a gaming focus, followed by AR-glasses in 2023. One of the sticking points will be the privacy that Apple has held so dear in recent years. When the (still) most valuable company in the world puts a computer that scans its environment on the heads of millions of people, it must also be regulated which data it is allowed to collect and process – and which not.

The mood on the crypto market is still tense. The Miner capitulation still threatens, while China continues to spread anti-bitcoin sentiment. The situation on Wednesday.

Current Bitcoin price

The Bitcoin price is currently quoted at 8,150 US dollars. This represents a slight minus (-0.25 percent) on the previous day. In the last seven days, however, the Bitcoin share price weakened. With a loss of over seven percent, the price of the largest crypto currency by market capitalization shows signs of weakness.

Tensions on the Bitcoin market

If one compares the situation at the Bitcoin market with that of last week, one has to conclude: The tension has not eased. Rather, the Bitcoin bears seem to be claiming the crypto forest for themselves again and gradually driving the bulls away. The Bitcoin course does not want to exceed the 8,000-US dollar mark obviously lastingly. A lot of online gamblers are also worried about the current BTC price, it has been a prefered form of payment on many leagues as you can see at Bestbitcoinbetting.

One can look for the reasons for it among other things in a threatening capitulation of the Miner. As we reported last Friday, there were indications that the signs for the Bitcoin exchange rate are not the best.

In this sense, the so-called Hash Ribbons threatened a crossover. When this happened for the last time, the Bitcoin rate fell below the US$6,000 mark. The Hash Ribbon looks at two moving mean values of the hash rate – if they cross in the manner of a death cross, a clearly bearish signal can be seen here.

If the moving average of the last month falls below that of the last two months, this indicates that the increase of the mining companies was significantly slowed down. On the other hand, if the moving average of the last month rises above that of the last two months, this indicates that the mining companies are upgrading. In other words: Bitcoin Miner are threatening capitulation, the situation here is tense.

1. Nevertheless, there is hope – but the Hash Ribbon holds it at the editorial deadline – the death cross has not yet passed.
2. A glance at the mood among investors confirms the mood on the crypto market. According to the Fear & Greed Index, the mood is generally frightened.
3. But what is the general mood in the blockchain ecosystem like? Time to get an overview.

China: Still on blockchain course

While China was considered a Bitcoin course driver for a short time due to a positive statement on blockchain technology, the picture has apparently changed in the meantime: The mood in China is clearly anti-Bitcoin. The crypto currency is used there rather to legitimize the state-owned E-Yuan in the population.

• Nevertheless, the blockchain industry is booming in China. A newly founded investment fund now wants to capitalize on it. The multi-billion Global Digital Bank Consortium Blockchain Investment Fund is pursuing the creation of a digital bank that will serve as a hub in a new banking network.
• But not all companies in the Middle Kingdom seem to be attracted by the Blockchain mood. OneConnect recently announced its plan to go to Wall Street. With the plan to carry out an Initial Public Offering (IPO), the Chinese company wants to gain a foothold in the United States.

Bitcoin fraud and the authorities

Bearisher tendencies notwithstanding, there has also been progress in cryptoversum. For example, the judicial processing of the presumably biggest fraud in crypto history continues to progress. The masterminds behind OneCoin are currently on trial, the brother of the OneCoin founder has already made a confession. He is now threatened with up to 90 years imprisonment. According to current information, the operator of OneCoin, “Cryptoqueen Ruja Ignatova” has also met the brother of former US President George W. Bush. With such a high-caliber investor the project should probably get additional seriousness.

Authorities and crypto fraudsters are also clashing elsewhere. The former head of the South Korean crypto exchange Coinup was recently sentenced to 16 years in prison. According to investigation reports by the authorities, Coinup had set up a snowball system. An investment program promised investors a return of 200 percent within 4 to 10 weeks. However, most of the investors had gone away empty-handed.

What else is important

With ProtonMail, a Swiss e-mail provider has committed itself to the largest crypto currency by market capitalization – ProtonMail openly admits to hoddling BTC since 2017. Meanwhile Facebook does not admit defeat. After extensive setbacks in the area of the planned crypto currency Libra, the Zuckerberg complex has announced plans for a payment system. Under the name “Facebook Pay”, US customers will soon be able to enjoy centralized payment flows in the social network.

1) VPN providers often need log files for maintenance and tariffs.

Almost every VPN service advertises: “Do not save log files”. However, in most cases this is just an advertising statement that is imprecise and can deceive ignorant users. For technical reasons, most VPN providers have to store log files (i.e. protocols) of user login times (login, use, logoff, IP address of the user). It would not otherwise be possible to implement tariffs with limited use of a certain number of devices, according to duration, limited amount of data, etc.

2) The landlords of the VPN servers usually also log.

In addition, there is the additional point that should be considered is that in the vast majority of cases, the IP addresses used on the VPN sites are not registered at all on the VPN providers themselves. This is referred to as “rented servers”.

The registrants are also the contact persons for information from the authorities or all things that have to do with the use of the IP addresses, that these landlords of the servers therefore in many cases completely log the use, is understandable.

This means that the VPN provider itself would not keep any records about the use of the individual servers, the owners of the servers would do this out of pure self-protection nevertheless. In most cases completely unnoticed or completely transparent. There is a great comparison for provider which save no log files at http://www.vpnNOlogs.com if you want to check out a good deal.

Some hints as to when a VPN service definitely uses log files:

Use on limited devices.
If you find a VPN provider that only allows 2, 3 or 5 devices to be used at the same time in its tariff, for example. Then it also has logfiles/protocols, otherwise it could not monitor how often you log in at the same time!
Use with limited data volume.
If you find a VPN provider that offers a limited tariff (How free with maximum 1GB month). In this case the provider also saves logfiles/protocols, otherwise it could not handle this technically.
VPN service uses VPS (Virtual Private Server).
Many VPN services, especially if you operate many servers, use rented servers from providers such as DigitalOcean or other providers. The “landlord/hoster”, however, creates guaranteed log files for all incoming and outgoing connections due to technical assistance. Even if your VPN service would not save any data, all data would still be available.
The VPN provider makes contradictory statements.
Many providers try to maintain the impression that they do not use log files as best they can. However, if you look at the privacy statements, you will often find treacherous contradictions. In combination with the offered tariffs this is quite clear, that the provider uses logfiles and protocols technically and stores them.

Thus one recognizes that a VPN has NO LOGFILES:

• No limitations – neither on devices, after time or after data limit!
• (You can use the service also unlimited often with a user name)
• Own servers instead of rental servers/virtual servers
• Own IP addresses (These will be registered to your own name)
• Uses cascades (Multi-Hop VPN) to conceal user activity

Reasons why VPN providers store logfiles!

1. First and foremost, many VPN providers need logfiles to monitor the operation of their own network and servers. They do this in order to be always up to date and to guarantee a quality of service.
2. The second aspect is that you can create tariffs that are more attractive for different user groups. So e.g. a cheap variant but limited to the use of a maximum of one device.
3. Another aspect is that VPN services run the risk of their servers being confiscated by local authorities if they cannot provide information. So anyone who does not supply data to the authorities can have their servers confiscated. In order to protect yourself, it is therefore worth keeping log files in order to be able to supply data in this case.

The reason for this is that servers always log different activities. For example: “When a user logs in” VPN servers therefore also have different types of protocols that are created automatically. These usually include: logon times, IP addresses, activities performed, results of requests/executions, assigned countries, data transfers, memory usage, processor usage, etc..

Most log files are used by the administrator for troubleshooting purposes. They give an overview of past things that happened on a server or help to quickly identify sources of error even in real-time operation. With this you can manage hardware as well as software.

Are there any VPN providers that do not save log files?

Yes, there are. It should also be noted that the effort involved in operating a VPN service “completely without log files/protocols” is much greater.

The provider can also no longer restrict users from using the service on any number of devices at the same time. Therefore he does not have to offer “cheap” reduced tariffs. Thus it is naturally also substantially more heavily a large mass at customers to win.

The number of servers cannot grow continuously, because they will have to be maintained “manually”. This results in a natural number of active VPN servers, which is also limited by personnel resources. This again contributes to the fact that the service no longer appears so “attractive” in direct comparison with other VPN providers.