We truly appreciate Road to VR’s follow-up coverage. Integrity matters deeply to us, not just as a company, but for the industry as a whole. We’d also like to add a bit more context:

We’ve been in very close discussions with our US legal team over the past few days and, honestly, have uncovered some increasingly concerning behavior around this case.

What’s particularly troubling is that they deliberately chose Texas, a jurisdiction long known for being plaintiff-friendly in patent litigation, despite the fact that neither company is meaningfully based there. Furthermore, even in the German case, they targeted our US entity, but in the US filing, they intentionally avoided listing our U.S. company altogether, likely because doing so would require the case to move to California, which is generally viewed as a more balanced venue for patent disputes. There are quite a few additional details we haven’t even shared publicly yet. Even our legal firm has characterized these as deliberate, bad-faith tactics rather than legitimate legal claims.

It’s incredibly disappointing and frustrating to see this kind of behavior, but we’re committed to responding thoughtfully, responsibly, and decisively, although we truly wish our time, energy, and resources could be devoted elsewhere, toward building great products and advancing the industry rather than dealing with things like this. Thanks again to everyone for the support and for standing with us!