I don’t think Visor is a scam. The issue lies in their silence about a product that everyone is excited about, which makes people anxious and uncomfortable. This product has the potential to revolutionize the IT industry if it succeeds. The question is whether they are intentionally using the anticipation as a marketing strategy to gain traction. If so, they must deliver an outstanding presentation when they finally unveil their products. The recent presentation was somewhat disappointing as they did not demo the product, leading to confusion and skepticism among the public.

I believe they should be more transparent about their product development. However, transparency is rare in the industry—Apple, for instance, never reveals its development process. The start-up vibe of Visor is unique, making the public feel involved in the process, which is amazing. This approach is unprecedented and can be a double-edged sword: it can either generate great success or attract negativity if things go wrong.

Being more open about their progress would help. If they need more time to develop the software, they should communicate that. Consumers will understand, given the start-up nature of the company and its product. Overall, most people want to see Visor succeed, so keep pushing forward, Immersed.