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Apple IOS18 Eye Tracking for IPhones

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You can control your phone with your eyes, similar to Vision Pro. It's coming to IPhones. The future is here. 

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    From 11 years ago when Pure Heroine and ARTPOP was released:    

But what if you're just looking at something and you don't want to tap on it?

They're doing this to control what our eyes pay attention to more, therefore allowing social media to heighten the use of algorithms. This is not okay.

From 11 years ago when Pure Heroine and ARTPOP was released:

 

 

This will be so good for people who are paralyzed or disabled and can't use their hands/arms.

Edited by Princess Aurora

26 minutes ago, americanlife said:

They're doing this to control what our eyes pay attention to more, therefore allowing social media to heighten the use of algorithms. This is not okay.

Ma'am they were already doing that, they're just bringing that technology as an accessibility option now

9 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

explain in pop terms

You'll be able to skip taylor swift tracks on spotify without moving your hands

 

Didn't the galaxies already have this a decade ago? Talking about "the future is here" :bibliahh:

56 minutes ago, americanlife said:

They're doing this to control what our eyes pay attention to more, therefore allowing social media to heighten the use of algorithms. This is not okay.

Girl they been doing this :suburban:

9 minutes ago, airplane said:

Didn't the galaxies already have this a decade ago? Talking about "the future is here" :bibliahh:

There is nothing innovative on that company 

Ooo so I can easily switch to different p0rn vids without having to take my hand off my dick? :chick2: Just keep fapping away while my eyes do the work? 
 

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1 hour ago, airplane said:

Didn't the galaxies already have this a decade ago? Talking about "the future is here" :bibliahh:

Well yeah, all tech is develop decades/Years before they enter the Public sector or becomes mainstream. 🤦‍♀️ just like in the medical field, for safety and insurance purposes . But you know what I mean, so don't be a dumbass

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14 minutes ago, Gorjesspazze9 said:

Well yeah, all tech is develop decades/Years before they enter the Public sector or becomes mainstream. 🤦‍♀️ just like in the medical field, for safety and insurance purposes . But you know what I mean, so don't be a dumbass

????

You said that the "future is here" when the tech has already been implemented and went mainstream a DECADE AGO :deadbanana4:

That'll be a nifty little feature. I'm sure there are many that would appreciate it. I'd rather use my hands, personally.

21 hours ago, Saintlor said:

But what if you're just looking at something and you don't want to tap on it?

It's different than you think, I wasn't sure how it would work until I tried vision pro and it's surprisingly accurate!

i thought you needed like a million cameras like the vision pro to do accurate eye tracking. the front ipad cam is enough? :eek:

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