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Motion Cues features importance

I use both an iPhone 14 and a Galaxy S23 Ultra, and I've been looking at how both platforms handle accessibility tools like motion sickness mitigation (such as Apple's Vehicle Motion Cues and Android's newer Motion Assist).

​On iOS, system-level motion cues are rolled out universally across supported models. On Android, because of ecosystem fragmentation and manufacturer layers, features like native motion assistance depend heavily on specific Android versions (like Android 17 / One UI 9+) and device rollout timelines.

​For those using newer Android builds that have access to native motion assistance features, how well do they perform compared to third-party alternatives or iOS? Are manufacturers expected to standardize this across mid-range and older flagship devices soon?

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