Interpol unveils a metaverse for law enforcement worldwide
theregister.com
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Which typically the opposite, companies opened Instagram accounts when it got popular, not when it started.
> "By identifying these risks from the outset, we can work with stakeholders to shape the necessary governance frameworks and cut off future criminal markets before they are fully formed," Oberoi said. "Only by having these conversations now can we build an effective response."
Or you can just ban them, like how it works on social media.
It's computers so it's not secure for secrets. Especially when network is used.