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You're behind the times on the red light/melatonin feature. It's now built into probably every major OS. Windows calls it Night Light. Apple calls it Night Shif
by EricRiese 7y ago
You're behind the times on the red light/melatonin feature. It's now built into probably every major OS. Windows calls it Night Light. Apple calls it Night Shift. Android calls it Night Mode. I used to use the f.lux app on Linux but now it's built into GNOME. Try it out, it's pretty easy to feel the difference, IMO.
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- agucova 7y agoI don't think he is talking about the screen, they advertise it for both the flashlight and the backlight. The quote comes from the flashlight of the phone, which has two models, one white and another "sunlight-like" for melatonin. But the whole thing makes me wonder, who uses the flashlight that much (near her eyes) for it to even start affecting your circadian rhythm. TL;DR: The screen sure, the flashlight, I doubt it.