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If you’ve ever tried a VR (virtual reality) headset and played VR games, you know how “real” they are – that’s the point, right?
Well, maybe they are working too well.
UK insurance company Aviva says they have seen a spike in VR-related claims, mostly people accidentally breaking TVs while playing a VR game.
In fact, the company reported a 31% jump in claims last year, which is an increase of nearly 70% since 2016.
Insurance Company Seeing A Rise In VR Related Claims https://t.co/4QRZ4LcyWl pic.twitter.com/XCUu8oezwU
— Geeky Gadgets (@GeekyGadgets) February 15, 2022
Have you had a VR accident or something super funny happen while immersed in the VR world?
