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I see lots of people walking and scrolling on their phone. Every once and a while they look up and continue. What will happen when you control it with your eyes

• pndy 2y ago
  When I set it up and placed it on table, I've got "bring your face into view" banner on the top of the screen. Still, on my 13 Pro it doesn't seem to be following my eyes correctly half way thru the screen - I need to actually look a little bit up away from center of field to get pointer to select anything. I tried setting it up few times and same thing happens over and over. Scrolling seems to be done via the widget - similar to the Assistive Touch one. Unless there's some "eye gesture" I haven't figured out yet. It's really interesting feature, surely helpful for people with mobility issues but for majority is rather a novelty you can show your friends. The feature I do use quite often is voice control which can be activated without training and it helps when you have busy or dirty hands and you don't want to touch the device
• nonameiguess 2y ago
  It obviously can't work in all circumstances. Walking is one. Driving, whether you're controlling the phone via CarPlay or just have it mounted, is another. Using it in the dark, presumably the phone on its own doesn't light your face well enough. You can't use it with sunglasses on.
  • entontoent 2y ago
    Looool Best comment
  • MBCook 2y ago
    I would think this would use the attention detection stuff that’s part of Face ID and lights your face with infrared instead of just using the standard selfie camera.