Police Must Prepare For New Crimes In The Metaverse, Says Europol

By cineramaNovember 3, 2022Metaverse

A Europol police agent (Photo JAN HENNOP/AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images From fraud to sexual assault, the metaverse could become a hotbed of crime, Europol has […]

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Police Must Prepare For New Crimes In The Metaverse, Says Europol

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