Tesla Owners Are Warned , Not to Wear Apple Vision Pro While Driving.<br />Videos have recently surfaced online showing people wearing Apple Vision Pros while sitting in the driver's seats of Teslas with autonomous mode engaged, BBC reports. .<br />Videos have recently surfaced online showing people wearing Apple Vision Pros while sitting in the driver's seats of Teslas with autonomous mode engaged, BBC reports. .<br />While some people have admitted that their videos were pranks, others may not have been.<br />This prompted U.S. Secretary for Transport Pete Buttigieg to issue a warning. .<br />Consumers are warned against using the headset while driving in Apple's user guide.<br />Tesla has previously said that even when its <br />vehicles are in autonomous mode, drivers should "maintain control and responsibility for your vehicle.".<br />The Apple Vision Pro headset became available for purchase in the U.S. on Feb. 2 for $3,499.<br />Apple does not want the device <br />associated with virtual reality.<br />Instead, the company calls Apple Vision Pro's capabilities "spatial computing.".<br />Don't describe your app experience <br />as augmented reality (AR), <br />virtual reality (VR), extended <br />reality (XR), or mixed reality (MR), Apple, via blog post targeting developers.<br />Meanwhile, Apple Vision Pro has been <br />drawing 'Black Mirror' comparisons online. .<br />Meanwhile, Apple Vision Pro has been <br />drawing 'Black Mirror' comparisons online.
