Partially Immersive Experience Sample Clauses

Partially Immersive Experience. If You choose to provide end-users with a partially immersive experience (i.e., using .mixedReality style), do so in accordance with the Documentation. For experiences that occlude the end-user’s field of view to the extent described in the Documentation, provide a fully immersive experience (i.e., using .virtualReality style) instead to enable the system boundary provided by visionOS.
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Partially Immersive Experience. If You provide a partially immersive experience (e.g., using .mixedReality style) in Your Internal Use Application, You are solely responsible for ensuring, and must ensure, that Your Internal Use Application (1) complies with the Documentation; and (2) does not occlude the end- user’s field of view to an extent that adversely impacts the end-user’s safety.

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