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Founder nostr:npub1jn2njfz2hz7vjrfjs0t9vl95f6d9grfta8yrp99ckq9lc2qnq2csr4lvgl quoted here:

"Smartphones were meant to help us be more creative and connected, but they instead became slot machines harvesting our attention.

They flood us with notifications and bright candy colors, severing our brain’s ability to sense if we’re hungry, anxious, or bored.

We even forget to breathe when we look at these bright, addictive screens (‘screen apnea’). We’re lured into wasting hours of our time without noticing it,"

https://www.lifewire.com/why-we-love-dumb-phones-8704433

It is possible to switch the settings on your phone to be black and white

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This helps! I do this when I work from my laptop. Not a great night option as it still emits tons of blue light and has flicker.