This metaverse allows registered users to visit a virtual replica of the Interpol General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon, France. It enables interaction with other employees of the organization and even allows you to take extensive training courses in a range of areas.

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• The foundation of the meta universe was Interpol’s own secure cloud.
• You can use virtual reality headsets to connect to the new service.
• In addition, Interpol announced the establishment of an expert group on the metadata that will deal with security issues.
• In general, the superuniverses provide the police with investigating crimes, the possibility of working remotely, conducting training, etc. can provide new tools for
• At the same time, the source states that criminals are already using meta-universes for their own benefit, which is why Interpol and the biggest tech companies are working to counter it.

Virtual replica of Interpol General Secretariat’s headquarters in Lyon / Photo by Interpol

Attendees test out the new metaverse during a presentation in New Delhi, India / Photo by Interpol

It is stated that as the number of users in the metaverses increases, the list of possible crimes will expand even more. It currently covers social engineering fraud, extremism and various forms of disinformation, and in the future the list may expand to include data theft, money laundering, extortion, sexual assault, especially against children, and the like.

The Metaverse has the potential to transform every aspect of our daily lives with huge implications for law enforcement.
Madan Oberoi, Interpol’s Executive Director of Technology and Innovation, said:

Metaverse has many advantages for law enforcement, particularly in terms of working remotely, networking, collecting and protecting evidence from crime scenes, and conducting training. The development of technology has a special perspective, providing students with more opportunities for collaboration and communication, better interaction through immersion, and hands-on activities.

Interpol offers its own metadata repository: video