iPhone Users Stunned As Eye-Tracking Feature Rolls Out - Here's The Secret To Unlocking It

The new iOS 18 update on iPhones has taken the world by storm with its groundbreaking features, but none has left users more amazed than the eye-tracking navigation. The feature that allows users to navigate their phones with just their eyes has the potential to revolutionize the way people interact with their devices.

To enable eye-tracking on your iPhone, you need to ensure you have the latest iOS 18 update installed on your device. If you haven't already, go to your settings and check for any available updates. Once the update is installed, you can start setting up the eye-tracking feature.

Enabling the feature is relatively straightforward. First, go to your iPhone settings and select the option labeled 'Accessibility.' Scroll down to the 'Eye-Tracking' section and toggle the button next to 'Eye-Tracking Navigation' to turn it on.

Next, your iPhone will ask you to calibrate the eye-tracking feature by looking at a series of dots on your screen. Follow the on-screen instructions and look at each dot to complete the calibration process. This may take a few minutes, but it's essential for setting up the feature accurately.

After calibration is complete, you can start using the eye-tracking feature to navigate your iPhone. Simply look at the options or icons you want to select, and the phone will automatically register your choice. You can also use eye-tracking to scroll through pages, open apps, and even type messages.

The eye-tracking feature also supports a range of customization options, including the ability to adjust the sensitivity and speed of the feature. You can also set up custom gestures using the eye-tracking feature, such as looking at a specific area of the screen to trigger an action.

The eye-tracking feature has the potential to greatly improve the user experience for people with disabilities, allowing them to interact with their iPhones in a more intuitive and accessible way. However, it's not just limited to people with disabilities - anyone can use the feature to navigate their iPhone in a more hands-free way.

As with any new feature, there may be some initial teething issues and bugs to iron out. However, Apple has already started working on fine-tuning the eye-tracking feature, and updates are expected to roll out in the coming weeks and months.

The eye-tracking feature is just one of the many innovations that iOS 18 has brought to the table, but it's undoubtedly one of the most exciting. As users continue to explore the feature and discover its full potential, it's clear that this technology has the power to change the way we interact with our devices forever.