iOS 17 should arrive towards the end of summer. But you can try the beta now to take advantage of new features like Standby mode, which turns your iPhone into a mini tablet while it charges. Another planned feature is called “Screen Distance”. We are waiting for the official translation but it will probably look like “Distance from Screen”. Aim: warns you when you look too closely at the screen for a whileto relax your eyes.
In general, Apple states: You should try to keep the screen of your device at least 30 cm away from your eyes.. However, it is easy to forget, and unknowingly, we reduce the distance and our eyes get tired. This is where the “screen distance” mode comes into play. Sends a notification alert that the screen is too close. and invites you to take a step back. Once you get far enough away, the front camera will detect it and a blue checkmark will appear with “Continue” on it. Tap to continue your activity.
How to Enable Screen Distance Mode in iOS 17
The “Screen Distance” function is not enabled by default:
- Meet in the app Settings Your iPhone or iPad is under iOS17.
- Press Screen TIME Later Screen Distance.
- touch it later keep going Later Open Screen Distance.
That’s all, you can continue to use your device normally. For now, it is unknown how long after the notification will become active. Most talk about testing 5 minutes in a row too close to the screen.
While such alerts may seem intrusive, we must not forget that the eyestrain caused by our smartphones and tablets is very real. Children in particular will be the first to benefit from a system that requires them not to hold the screen too close. Apple is emphasizing health with AI-powered health tracking in its new operating system and even the future iPhone 15.
Source : 9TO5Mac
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