Interpol Wants in on the ‘Metaverse’

By cineramaOctober 21, 2022Metaverse

Interpol announced users can take ‘immersive’ VR training courses while seeming to imply there will only be more crime coming to the metaverse. Nothing says “metaverse” like graphics of […]

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Interpol Wants in on the ‘Metaverse’

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