Going gray for smartphone addiction
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Going gray for smartphone addiction
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Re: Going gray for smartphone addiction
#2https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/12/technology/grayscale-phon...
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#5Edit: To be clear, I set my phone to grayscale a little while ago, so I'm aware that's built in to iOS. I think the additional features that this app idea is proposing on top of that feature are great, but it seems like the app does not yet exist (and perhaps not possible with iOS's limitations).
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#6> What was bright and shiny was now dull and boring. It's like turning your favourite dessert into broccoli.
This fantastic analogy it was sold me on signing up, good copywriting:
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#7Looks interesting, but it seems to be a landing page to gauge interest with no app available yet. Edit: To be clear, I set my phone to grayscale a little while ago, so I'm aware that's built in to iOS. I think the additional features that this app idea is proposing on top of that feature are great, but it seems like the app does not yet exist (and perhaps not possible with iOS's limitations).
It's presumed that you have that context before you get here, I guess.
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#8Took me a while to get what this app does, maybe it would be a better idea to link to their homepage: https://gogray.today/ > What was bright and shiny was now dull and boring. It's like turning your favourite dessert into broccoli. This fantastic analogy it was sold me on signing up, good copywriting:
and thanks, thought of that myself :)
Re: Going gray for smartphone addiction
#9Looks interesting, but it seems to be a landing page to gauge interest with no app available yet. Edit: To be clear, I set my phone to grayscale a little while ago, so I'm aware that's built in to iOS. I think the additional features that this app idea is proposing on top of that feature are great, but it seems like the app does not yet exist (and perhaps not possible with iOS's limitations).
If an app does come out of this, it'll probably be more about setting greyscale for different other apps.
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#10thought this was timely to post due to the recent article in NYTimes about going grayscale for phone addiction https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/12/technology/grayscale-phon...
I'm still not convinced it makes much sense, but at least it's not totally random....