Or consult a doctor
A list of conditional contraindications for using Apple’s upcoming mixed reality headset has surfaced online.
Apple will warn potential buyers about when they should not use the headset or if they will need to consult a doctor before using it.
How dangerous will Apple’s mixed reality headset be?
This includes people with Meniere’s disease, traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, migraine and dizziness. You also need to be careful if you are prone to inner ear infections, ADHD, anxiety disorders, epilepsy, blackouts or seizures. Wearers of pacemakers and pregnant women should also be careful.
In general, this is a normal list, especially considering the very essence of the headset, when the user will work as closely as possible with super-bright screens.
Mark Gurman is a Bloomberg journalist and one of the most knowledgeable insiders regarding Apple’s plans. At one time, he named the date of the announcement of the iPad Pro with the M2 processor, spoke about the temperature sensor in the Watch Series 8 and the new camera in the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max.
