Samsung Galaxy A25 5G motion sickness setting: the dots rollout, and how to check
People usually search for a Galaxy A25 motion sickness setting from a moving car, so here is the short answer: there is not one on its current software. The dots are coming, though: Google's Motion Assist is live on One UI 9 Galaxys, the A25 is in the One UI 9 beta program, and Samsung has not published its stable date. On an A25 today the stopgaps are apps rather than settings: KineStop or the Motion Cues app can draw moving reference dots on screen, and the Hearapy sound app exists for Galaxy specifically. Sound therapy through any headphones is another route, and it works after symptoms start rather than only before.
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The dots answer, precisely
No dots on stable software as of October 11, 2026. Google's Motion Assist is rolling out to Galaxy phones on One UI 9 with Android 17, per SamMobile and 9to5Google in mid September 2026, and the A25 is in Samsung's announced One UI 9 beta program. Samsung has not published a stable One UI 9 date for the A25; until that update arrives, the stopgaps are third-party apps such as KineStop or the Hearapy sound app.
Launched on Android 14 with One UI 6, with four promised OS generations. The A25 is in the One UI 9 beta program as of September 2026, and Samsung has not published its stable One UI 9 date; the current version on any given unit depends on the staggered rollout.
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Why this search happens for the Samsung Galaxy A25 5G
The A25 5G is the kind of phone that sells quietly and everywhere: a budget mid-ranger moved in volume through US prepaid carriers such as Boost, Straight Talk and Total Wireless. Its owners search this question just as often as flagship owners do, and the answer is the same one flagship owners get.
The Galaxy A25 5G is a budget mid-ranger sold widely through US prepaid carriers such as Boost, Straight Talk and Total Wireless.
What actually helps
The setting that helps
- Remove animations
Settings > Accessibility > Visibility enhancements > Remove animations
- Look out the window, not at the screen. On a phone with no dots, your eyes have to find the horizon on their own.
- Ride up front when you can. Back-seat screen time is the classic trigger.
- On a Galaxy the stopgaps are apps: KineStop, the Motion Cues app on Google Play, or the Hearapy sound app for Galaxy phones.
- Cool air on your face helps more than any animation setting.
- Dizzout is another drug-free option: sound therapy through any headphones, wired or Bluetooth, with relief in about 90 seconds, and it works after nausea starts.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Samsung Galaxy A25 have the motion sickness dots?
Not yet, as of October 11, 2026. On the A25's stable software the related control is Remove animations under Accessibility, which quiets interface motion without adding vehicle dots. The dots arrive as Google's Motion Assist with One UI 9; the A25 is in the beta program and its stable date is unpublished.
Can I get motion cues on a Galaxy A25?
Yes, through apps rather than settings. KineStop and the Motion Cues app on Google Play draw moving reference dots on screen, and the Hearapy sound app exists for Galaxy phones specifically.
Will the A25 get Android 17 and the dots?
The signs point to yes: the A25 is in Samsung's announced One UI 9 beta program, and Google's Motion Assist is confirmed live on Galaxy phones running One UI 9 with Android 17. What is missing is a stable date, which Samsung has not published for the A25, so check Settings for motion assist after the update lands.
What helps in the car with an A25?
Ride up front, keep your eyes on the road or horizon, and put the phone away at the first sign of queasiness. If nausea has already started, sound therapy is a drug-free option: Dizzout works through any headphones, with relief in about 90 seconds.
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- Samsung motion sickness settingThe honest answer for Galaxy phones as a family, beyond this one model.
- Motion sickness dots: which phones have themThe dots feature explained, and the honest device-by-device list.
- Vehicle Motion Cues, in fullApple's built-in version: what it does, and which devices run it.
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Settings paths were checked at the makers' own support pages as of September 2026, where a first-party source exists; the rest is labelled reported and dated. Phone menus change with software updates and vary by model and region, so your own settings menu is the final word. Samsung, Galaxy, Google, Pixel, Android, Apple and iPhone, and all other phone names used here, are trademarks of their respective owners; Dizzout is not affiliated with or endorsed by any phone maker. Sensitivity varies from person to person; this page is informational and not medical advice.