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New Iphone 11 become a factor of anxiety

The New iPhone Is Making People With Trypophobia Uncomfortable

News about the new model of Apple's iPhone has come out. It was introduced Tuesday night. This time there is a dual rear camera setup on the back of the iPhone 11, but there is a triple rear camera setup on the back of the Pro and Pro Max.
This triple camera setup has upset people with trypophobia. Tryptophobia is a fear in which the person suffering from any inconsistent setting holes, embosses or other inconsistent patterns.
The person suffering from this fear is also upset by the honeycomb. According to research, this fear causes an attack of depression.
The setup of the triple camera setup of the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max is also something that is increasing the anxiety of people with trypophobia.
While victims of tryptophobia are upset with this camera setup, many others are also mocking it. Those who believe in conspiracy theories call this setup akin to the eye of the Antichrist.


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