Google rolls out Motion Assist anti-nausea feature for Pixel Android 17 users

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Google has begun rolling out a feature called Motion Assist designed to reduce motion-induced nausea for Android users. The feature works by displaying subtle visual dots intended to help users maintain their bearings while using their devices. The rollout is currently limited to Pixel smartphones running Android 17. No broader release timeline for other Android devices has been announced yet.

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