IPhone Screen Distance Feature: How to use iPhone’s Screen Distance feature to protect your eyes – Times of India
The first public beta version of iOS 17 is now available to download. Those who are keen to get their hands on all the new features coming to iPhones later this year can download iOS 17. One of the most interesting — and useful — features coming with iOS 17 is Screen Distance.
What is Screen Distance?
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uses the TrueDepth camera to encourage users to move their device farther away after holding it closer than 12 inches from their face for an extended period of time.
Things to keep in mind
Here are some additional things to keep in mind about the Screen Distance feature:
- The feature is only available on
iPhone and iPad models with Face ID. - The feature uses the TrueDepth camera to measure the distance between your eyes and the screen.
- The feature is not enabled by default. You need to turn it on manually in the Settings app.
How to enable and use Screen Distance feature?
Here are the steps you need to follow to enable Screen Distance feature
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on
Screen Time . - Scroll down and tap on Screen Distance.
- Tap on Turn On Screen Distance.
- Toggle on the Screen Distance switch.
Once you have enabled the Screen Distance feature, you will see a full-screen alert that says “iPhone is Too Close” if you hold your device closer than 12 inches to your eyes for an extended period. You can then tap on the Continue button to dismiss the alert and move your device farther away.
You can disable the Screen Distance feature at any time by going to Settings > Screen Time > Screen Distance and turning off the Screen Distance toggle.
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