joshquintanilla
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I’m sure many of you iPhone users are aware of night shift which takes out some of the blue light, however imo it’s not enough. So I’m glad to learn there’s a way to completely get rid of blue light/color and I’ll show you how!
(Before doing this, if you haven’t set up night shift, go into settings and enable it. Set the color temperature as warm as possible, and then schedule it to turn on at 4:00 am and turn off at 4:01 or something of the sort if you want it on practically all day.)
All you have to do is the following:
1. go to settings and in the top search bar type “display and text size”
2. Once you’ve selected that, scroll down and click “color filters”
3. In here, activate the color filters button and then click “color tint”
4. Move hue and intensity as far to the right as possible. If you want to be able to differentiate colors that have blue in them, you can move the intensity a bit from the max.
Hope this helps someone!
(Before doing this, if you haven’t set up night shift, go into settings and enable it. Set the color temperature as warm as possible, and then schedule it to turn on at 4:00 am and turn off at 4:01 or something of the sort if you want it on practically all day.)
All you have to do is the following:
1. go to settings and in the top search bar type “display and text size”
2. Once you’ve selected that, scroll down and click “color filters”
3. In here, activate the color filters button and then click “color tint”
4. Move hue and intensity as far to the right as possible. If you want to be able to differentiate colors that have blue in them, you can move the intensity a bit from the max.
Hope this helps someone!
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