If you are referring to the focus Mask, I would say it's a good asset, but I still don't rely on it 100%. I still prefer to zoom in 100% on the LCD or iPad (via wifi). However it can only be used after a shot is taken, not before like a DSLR's focus confirmation light.
Focus mask can be fooled in low light and you can spend time chasing your tail, at least I have when using it. It works best in good light with a lot of contrast. Then I feel it's an excellent tool. You can tweak it from the back and that helps a bit.
You also have this tool in the older IQ 1st generation of backs, IQ140, 160 and 180.
True Focus confirmation would be possible only with a DF or DF+ type of camera where the light in the viewfinder goes solid green.
Paul Caldwell