A greyscale iPhone setup that works in everyday life
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A greyscale iPhone setup that works in everyday life
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Re: A greyscale iPhone setup that works in everyday life
#2I want my phone to be greyscale (low-dopamine), but some apps need color. Here's my workaround that works for me (triple-pressing the side button didn't, I forget to turn greyscale back on.)
Re: A greyscale iPhone setup that works in everyday life
#3This is great, would love to see a similar way to do it in Android.
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#4Using my phone in grayscale convinced me of the power of shiny colours. It is shocking how boring my phone feels in grayscale.
This really does help break any feeling of attachment to the device and the solutions in this post really do make it more practical. It does kind of suck using the camera in grayscale.
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#5I've bound toggling greyscale on/off to pressing the lock-button 3 times, makes it very easy to switch back/forth when you need it, but still be able to leave it greyscale most of the time.
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#6This is great, would love to see a similar way to do it in Android.
I don't know of any way to control the setting automatically (sometimes there are special-permission non-standard/undocumented intents for settings though), but as a maybe-close-enough you can turn on grayscale color correction (in accessibility -> color & motion, in my phone) and add a quick-settings tile to toggle it.
Re: A greyscale iPhone setup that works in everyday life
#7This is great, would love to see a similar way to do it in Android.
I don't know of any way to control the setting automatically (sometimes there are special-permission non-standard/undocumented intents for settings though), but as a maybe-close-enough you can turn on grayscale color correction (in accessibility -> color & motion, in my phone) and add a quick-settings tile to toggle it.
You can also use one of the accessibility shortcuts to trigger it quickly (both volume buttons held, triple tap, two fingers from bottom) if so configured
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#8Can remember how I set it up.
Tap the back of my iphone 3 times and it toggles greyscale.
Makes taking and looking at photos nice.
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#10This is great, would love to see a similar way to do it in Android.
Samsung routines can do this.