Hi there! Are you interested in virtual reality (VR) and curious about how cutting-edge technology is shaping our digital experiences? The 3D Interaction (3DI) Group at Virginia Tech is currently seeking participants for a research study exploring how a virtual privacy assistant influences user privacy awareness and overall experience in VR environments. Your participation will contribute directly to the design and development of more intuitive, user-centered virtual assistants. Participants will be paid $12 for their participation in the study. Who Can Participate? We're looking for individuals who meet the following criteria: * Age 18 or older * Proficient in reading and writing in English * Have normal or corrected-to-normal vision (glasses or contact lenses are fine) This is a unique opportunity to experience advanced VR technology firsthand while playing a valuable role in shaping the future of digital privacy tools. Interested? For more information or to schedule a session, please contact Cory Ilo at ciilo@vt.edu. This study is supervised by Dr. Doug A. Bowman in the Department of Computer Science. It has been approved by the Virginia Tech Institutional Review Board under protocol number 25-589. Thank you for considering this opportunity—we hope to see you in VR soon! Best regards, The 3DI Research Team Virginia Tech Cory Ike[chukwu] Ilo, M.S. PhD Student Researcher 3D Interaction Grouphttps://wordpress.cs.vt.edu/3digroup/people/, Virginia Tech, CS Dept. "Dreams without goals are just dreams. And ultimately, they fuel disappointment. On the road, to achieving your dreams, you must apply discipline but more importantly, consistency because without commitment you'll never start, but without consistency, you'll never finish." - Denzel Washington