Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone

iOS 18 has an effective motion sickness reduction feature based on the dots that appear on the screen when the car turns left, right, accelerates or brakes. The dots automatically appear on the screen in the opposite direction of the car's movement when it detects that the car is starting to move. And the direction of movement of those dots will move forward when the car is moving. Here are instructions for activating the motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone.

How to enable motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone

Step 1:

On the iPhone interface, users click on Settings , then click on Accessibility .

Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone

Step 2:

Switch to the new interface, the user clicks on the Motion setting to adjust . In the new interface as shown, the user will see the setting Show vehicle motion suggestions . Click on Learn more to see clearly how this feature works.

Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone
Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone

Step 3:

At this point, users will clearly see how the anti-motion sickness feature on the iPhone works with the appearance of round dots on the screen.

Here you will learn how the dots appear and move on the screen in the direction of the vehicle's movement to reduce motion sickness.

Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone
Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone
Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone

Step 4:

Finally we enable the anti-motion sickness feature on the iPhone to use .

Instructions to activate motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone

As the car moves, you will see dots displayed. The dots slide to the right when the car turns left, and vice versa. When the car accelerates, the dots slide down, and when the car stops, the dots slide up.

Video tutorial on turning on motion sickness reduction feature on iPhone

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