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Graphene enables zero blue light 🚫🔵

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I had no idea :cheemssuperactivated_sm:

I use it every night 🔥

I had turned night light all the way up, and it did what I wanted and it looked like the Redshift on my desktop. You go to a blue image and it's literally black.

I didn't even realize that stock android limited how far you could reduce the blue.

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