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The same can be done on Android (Lollipop and above).
by svenfaw 9y ago
The same can be done on Android (Lollipop and above).
- CarVac 9y agoHow do you do it in Android?
- svenfaw 9y agoSettings > Accessibility > Direct Access > Grayscale (Tested on Lollipop - may vary on later versions)
- neogodless 9y agoI have a fully updated Nexus - if you search Settings for "gray" you get no results. No "direct access" options under Accessibility. Seems like they may have removed it since 7. They do have some color-blind color correction options, but grayscale wasn't something I could find. ETA: Ah on the "Go gray" page they describe the steps, including enabling Developer Mode first.