Metaverse still not ready for virtual weddings and legal proceedings
Since the legislative framework surrounding the Metaverse is quite gray, experts still don’t see the technology being used to settle legal issues.
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Since the legislative framework surrounding the Metaverse is quite gray, experts still don’t see the technology being used to settle legal issues.
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