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I wasn't - but now I am, thanks! I have enabled it and will get to try it in 12 hours from now. Twilight has Hue integration, gentle transition, and a few oth
by Jedd 9y ago
I wasn't - but now I am, thanks!
I have enabled it and will get to try it in 12 hours from now.
Twilight has Hue integration, gentle transition, and a few other nifty features, which I'm probably not going to want to abandon - though I'm sure the native feature will gently encourage me to re-fit out my Home with a confusingly named Google product.
- eco 9y agoMy understanding was that unless you were rooted Twilight doesn't actually filter out blue light. Instead it does a red overlay. That makes the screen brighter which lets you turn down the overall brightness resulting in less blue light but it's not as good as a true blue light filter that actually removes blue (which is what the built in support does and why it needed hardware support). Edit: And adding a little more I just read, because it uses a red overlay it red tints what was pure black pixels which isn't helpful.