I just want to kill time on long drives without getting a ton of nausea.
If you’re in for a long drive, your natural instinct is to reach for your smartphone or tablet to kill some time. However, I’m one of the unfortunate souls who can’t look at my iPhone for more than a few minutes before being smacked with a massive bout of nausea. So far, the best remedy I’ve come up with for this is to not use my iPhone at all when I’m riding in a car.
Apple, however, will not stand for that. Instead, the company revealed an upcoming feature called Vehicle Motion Cues that could solve the issue of smartphone-induced motion sickness while driving. To better understand Apple’s solution, we have to understand why we feel like vomiting after doomscrolling on our smartphones in a car. When you’re looking at your still iPhone, it doesn’t match up with your body sensing that it’s in a moving car. That contrast leads to motion sickness that could put you out for the rest of the day. READ MORE from Inverse
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