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I always assumed this is triggered by Bluetooth connection to the car?
It’s likely based on motion through the gyro/accelerometers, it triggers on any vehicle I’ve tried. Works wonders on trains and subways as well.
My Android phone has this too (Vivo). Maybe they all do? It wasn't well explained what it was for though, I discovered it while messing with the settings and thought it was just a cool random feature to visualize motion. I'm just now learning it's for motion sickness.
But the beauty and pain of Android is every brand having slightly different UI. This might well be a manufacturer-specific feature. Or maybe it's a common Android thing that some brands just expose better than others
There was a discussion about this a few weeks ago, where I discovered KineStop which is an app that does the same on Android. I've only tried it a few times but it has worked every time.
Would it also work onboard a ship? Or movements are too slow to provide enough visual cues on a small screen.
iPhone 12 Pro (26.5.2)
Would it also work onboard a ship? Or movements are too slow to provide enough visual cues on a small screen.
I guess they're moving in the opposite direction of the turn to force the perception of turning.