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Regardless of spending on apps, the iPhone has a way of keeping users from getting too close to the screen. When it detects a face that is too close, the system will display a warning to move the iPhone screen away from the face. According to Apple, this feature will reduce the risk of myopia (nearsightedness).

While placing the screen close to the face may not harm the eyes directly, according to healthcare organization Cedars-Sinai, it can stress the user's eyes to the point of irritation.

For those of you who want to activate the Screen Distance feature, read this article until the end.

How to Enable Screen Distance:

• Open the Settings application on your iPhone,
• Search Screen Time,
• Open the Screen Distance menu.
• When the Screen Distance menu is opened, an explanation of this feature will appear, then click Continue.
• After clicking Continue, the Screen Distance feature is active.

When this feature is activated, the system will detect the user's face when the user is using an iPhone. When the face is too close, a message will appear that covers the entire message, containing “iPhone May Be Too Close”, which means the iPhone may be too close.