Apple's iPhone Feature Aims to Reduce Motion Sickness for Passengers

Imagine you're in a car and start feeling a little sick because your eyes see one thing but your body feels another.

Apple has a new feature on iPhones called 'Vehicle Motion Cues' that tries to help with this.

It puts little dots on your screen that move around when the car turns.

These moving dots help trick your brain into thinking everything is steady, like your body feels.

This can stop you from feeling dizzy or wanting to throw up.

You can turn it on in your phone's settings, and it works best when you're sitting in a car and facing forward.

For one person who gets really sick in cars, this feature actually helped them read their phone without feeling bad, which they couldn't do before.