Does motion sickness ruin your trip? This secret iPhone setting will provide relief in minutes..

Many people experience dizziness, nausea, or the urge to vomit while traveling. This condition is known as motion sickness. The problem can worsen, especially when looking at a phone screen while riding in a car or bus. If you own an iPhone, a specific feature can help alleviate this issue. While this feature is built into the iPhone's settings, many users are unaware of it.

What is motion sickness?
Motion sickness occurs when there is a mismatch between the signals received by the eyes and the body. For instance, when you look at your phone while sitting in a car, your eyes perceive you as stationary. Meanwhile, your body and the balance system within your inner ear sense that you are in motion.

These conflicting signals confuse the brain, potentially leading to symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, sweating, and nausea.

How does the 'Vehicle Motion Cues' feature help?
Apple has introduced a feature called 'Vehicle Motion Cues' on the iPhone. This feature displays small animated dots on the screen that move in sync with the vehicle's motion.

These dots help align the visual input with the body's physical sensation of movement. This makes it easier for the brain to register that you are in a moving vehicle, potentially reducing motion sickness symptoms. The feature is particularly useful for those who struggle with using their phones while traveling in cars or buses.

How do you enable 'Vehicle Motion Cues' on your iPhone?
Follow these simple steps to turn on the feature:
Open 'Settings' on your iPhone.
Scroll down and tap on 'Accessibility'.
Select the 'Motion' option.
Look for the 'Show Vehicle Motion Cues' option.
Turn it on.
Once enabled, whenever the iPhone detects that you are in a moving vehicle, small dots will appear along the edges of the screen.

When does this feature work?
'Vehicle Motion Cues' operates using the iPhone's motion sensors. This feature can also activate automatically when the phone detects that you are traveling in a vehicle.

Users can keep it enabled at all times or use it only when needed. If looking at your phone while traveling often causes you discomfort, this feature could prove to be very helpful.

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