This application protects smartphone users from bluelight exposure, causing insomnia.
- Prevent the screen from radiating bluelight
- It is good for protecting visual acuity of smartphone user, especially for children and office workers
- It doesn't cause quick battery drain, consuming less battery power supply
[Android] EyeFilter PRO - Bluelight (Night Time Reading) FREE (Was $2.29)
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But some people can't update to it or don't want to. Plus it was only in beta.
This app also includes extra functionality including scheduling.
Not in 7.1.1. And they kept removing it after Betas and Previews, so anything in those is not guaranteed to remain.
I believe from Nougat onwards it is part of the OS. For Android versions prior, you will need a third party app.
correct
Only on Pixels I believe (not on my 6P as far as I can see)
It's on the s7 too
My iPhone does this
….and?
(btw, same on my s7)
How does this compare to Twilight Pro - is it any better? worse?
Looks like this is just another red overlay on the screen? If that's the case everything just gets a coat of red paint over it, including black. Do yourself a favor and look at CF.lumen with root drivers.
Please delete any claim of link with reducing amblyopia. Just plain old not true.
Sorry, I Just copied the devs description. I have removed it from the post.
Anything for Presbyopia?
If you have an AMOLED display beware that it can cause uneven wearing of the AMOLED pixels if used too much.
I recommend Pixoff for screen dimming. It turns off pixels (lowering brightness and also screen resolution)
Tried this in Night Mode and found it to be useless as it kept blanking the screen every time I scrolled it so it was impoosible to read.
seems like this is now only half price…?
Isn't this inbuilt in the latest release?