Cybersex is fundamentally virtual and does not involve person-to-person physical contact

Cybersex is a word used to describe a group of activities that has one crucial aspect in common—it takes place over the Internet or an electronic network. In other words, cybersex is fundamentally virtual and does not involve person-to-person physical contact. It can be an activity for one, two, or even more, and can be anything from sending a sexy text to exploring teledildonics (smart sex toys). As technologies evolve, sex, pornography, and relationships will evolve with it. There's a growing market of people who are trying out sextech and particularly Virtual reality or VR pornography, and an increasing number of European startups are providing the hardware or the software, looking to capitalize on innovation in adult film sector. But now that cybersex is moving from internet to Metaverse it raises many questions including whether it is legal or not? Let's find out.

It's part of an explosion of interest in various parts of the sextech industry — from audio erotica startups to new devices to men's sexual wellness — that's been accelerated by the pandemic, and gone mainstream amid broader rebranding of the sextech industry as part of the 'wellness' sector.

Some companies go mainstream, with adult-entertainment site OnlyFans reportedly in talks to raise new funding at a valuation of more than US$1 billion, according to Bloomberg.

Smart Sex Toys

Artificial intelligence in sex toys plans to accomplish comparative goals as products in other industries—learn from data accumulated by sensors to raise and work on the experience as well as customize it.  What's more, as in different businesses, the organizations that utilize innovation to make a heavenly product or service will have higher sales. From Lioness, the honor-winning brilliant vibrator made by ladies and alluded to as the FitBit for a lady's orgasm, and Osé, an award-winning robotic sex device "designed to mimic the best kinds of human touch," smart sex toys are responsible for incredible innovation.

Sex in the metaverse

While there are questions concerning the drawn-out results of allowing people to live out whatever sexual fantasy they have via artificial intelligence and what that may or may do to their real-life interactions with human partners, metaverse offers a way to explore sexuality safely? Virtual reality sexual experiences are today more realistic than ever before, and many offer haptics (the sensation of touch). Metaverse technology is developing rapidly creating very real experiences. The sexual experiences available through virtual reality will continue to become more immersive in the future. Many of these virtual reality experiences can also be combined with other online devices.

In addition to serving self-pleasure and intimacy purposes, there's educational potential for virtual spaces in the metaverse to promote sexual wellness and communication, both online and offline. A reference point where technology will encourage closer connections, deeper intimacy, better sex and therefore better relationships in the real world.

In conclusion, sex is pretty much legal in Metaverse as long as you are doing it with your respective partner and not doing something illegal like harassing someone's Avatar or groping. You can explore the possibilities and fulfill your sexual desires in the metaverse with proper guidance and knowledge.