iOS 26 Fixes Motion Sickness With Smarter Vehicle Motion Cues
Apple has upgraded Vehicle Motion Cues in iOS 26 to help prevent motion sickness using real-time visual indicators. This small but powerful accessibility feature makes using your phone in a car dramatically more comfortable.
By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor
February 19, 2026
Have you ever tried to read email or respond to a message in a moving car, only to feel dizzy or nauseous within seconds?
You are not alone.
Motion sickness happens because your brain receives conflicting signals.
Your inner ear senses motion, but your eyes see a stationary screen.
Here's a Cool Tip: Use the Improved Vehicle Motion Cues in iOS 26.
We first told you about Vehicle Motion Cues last year in iOS 18 and how it can make using your phone better when traveling.
Apple’s improved Vehicle Motion Cues in iOS 26 addresses the motion problem directly by synchronizing what you see with how your body moves.
This feature transforms the iPhone into an adaptive interface that visually communicates motion, helping your brain reconcile those signals.








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