As a result of research and tests carried out in the USA, some findings were discovered. According to this, an American spends at least 4 hours a day staring at the screen of his smartphone. This situation is slightly less in European countries, but around 3 hours. In fact, a serious rate in 3 hours, unfortunately, there is nothing to be happy about. In the continuation of the research, it was determined that looking at the phone screen for such a long time caused our eyes to become myopic. Apple presented its solution related to the screen and screen lights. Here are the details…
Apple is trying to prevent eye disorders!
We mentioned how many hours a day the average American and European stares at the screen of their smartphone. In addition, when tablets and computers are included in the work, the time spent in front of the screen reaches 7 or even 8 hours. Considering that we now have a smart watch with a small screen even on our wrist, it is not impossible to realize that these times are real.
Apple, on the other hand, offers a relevant solution. The “Eye Distance Feature”, which will come with new iOS versions, will reduce the risk of myopia in children. To define nearsightedness or nearsightedness, it is a state of vision in which distant objects appear blurred.
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Children often hold phones or tablets very close to their eyes. Ophthalmologists believe there is a link between nearsightedness and tasks that require close work or close visual focus. This is one of the main causes of visual impairment in children.
Apple’s new feature will encourage you to keep a safe distance between your iPhone or iPad and your eyes. This is an optional feature and you can use it by activating the “Screen Distance” feature that appears after tapping the “Screen Time” option in the Settings menu.
The feature, which works using the TrueDepth camera, will alert you when you hold the phone closer than 30 centimeters to your eyes. In this way, the distance between the phone screen and your eyes will be preserved. The feature using the TrueDepth camera works on iPhone XS and newer iPhone models and 2018 iPad Pro and later iPad models.
So what do you think about Apple’s “Screen Distance” feature? Do you think it’s a necessary feature? Don’t forget to give your opinion in the comments section…