And now we're seeing some incredible worlds being built by everyday users outside of VR in 'Crayta,' a game and world building platform available on Facebook. We're now testing a way for you to take a video in Horizon Worlds and easily share it straight to Instagram as a reel. If you're watching a comedy show, for example, you can send the link to your friends, and they can join without a headset no matter where they are. That's why we're developing Horizon Worlds on the web so that you can access it from a computer or any mobile device. Last but not least, the Peacock app is coming to Quest.

Fans will be able to engage in these experiences in Horizon Worlds, at Universal Studios theme parks and customize their avatars. Starting next year, Meta and NBCU will co-create experiences around 'The Office,' Universal Monsters, DreamWorks, Blumhouse, Halloween Horror Nights, and so much more. And today, we're announcing a multiyear collaboration to bring NBCUniversal's iconic content to life through experiences in the metaverse. Today, the majority of time spent is in multiplayer apps. When Quest 2 first launched, the vast majority of time spent in VR was spent alone.

Philosophically, we're focused on making the ecosystem more open. We've got something to share with you today, and I think you're going to be really excited.

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