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Motion sickness happens when your eyes see one thing (like a phone screen staying still) but your body feels another (like a bumpy car ride). Google's Motion Assist adds subtle moving dots around your phone screen. These dots mimic the car's motion, helping your eyes and body agree, which can reduce that queasy feeling.
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