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because no one ever watched black and white movies or tv shows...
Took 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:
I understand that the analogy might work for many but I would choose boiled broccoli with olive oil and pepper over any dessert.
Enable Developer Options:
Settings > About Phone > Build Number (Tap 7-8x)
Enable Grayscale:
Developer Options > Simulate Color Space > Monochromacy
How does one get the app? The whitelist feature would be game-changing.
Took 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:
I understand that the analogy might work for many but I would choose boiled broccoli with olive oil and pepper over any dessert.
"It's like turning into ."
Setting my phone to gray scale didn't "cure" me from my smartphone addiction. But it did help. In particular, games stopped being fun to play. I just finished up one week of only carrying an LTE Apple Watch as a smartphone replacement and it has been incredibly effective.
I'm on a GameBoy kick recently, so that statement stands out, to me.
Setting my phone to gray scale didn't "cure" me from my smartphone addiction. But it did help. In particular, games stopped being fun to play. I just finished up one week of only carrying an LTE Apple Watch as a smartphone replacement and it has been incredibly effective.
> In particular, games stopped being fun to play. I'm on a GameBoy kick recently, so that statement stands out, to me.