Apple unveiled several accessibility features for the iPhone earlier this week that will be enabled once iOS 18 rolls out. There are plenty of interesting additions to the iPhone’s suite of accessibility features that I plan to use once they’re available.
Vehicle Motion Cues is one of them, a feature that might help reduce motion sicknesses while using an iPhone or iPad in a moving car.
Motion sickness has never been a problem for me. No matter what vehicle type, speed, or terrain, I don’t get sick. However, I try to avoid using the iPhone for prolonged periods while I’m in a car, bus, or train, as it’ll inevitably mess with my senses. I might get dizzy, and headaches might follow.
