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    • Tungsten_smooth
      Tungsten_smooth last edited by Tungsten_smooth

      Google has not opened the proper things so far in android kitkat or even lollipop so they will probably try to get access in Android M. I mean shit this has been going on for some time.

      I strongly feel that Google owes f.lux a small bone for Picasa.

      I think in return Google could just open up the damn gamma settings and lock it down at 800K. It's 2015. This is a simple fix, what is Google or Apple or Microsoft or BlackBerry or whoever else waiting for? There's no way it can cause any security issue especially if it's locked to pure red.

      But as I know, "Patience". So we have to be calm about it.

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        mr-b last edited by

        Don't really understand the above, but how come there are other similar apps available on Play store? Not saying they are any good of course but they seem to work enough for some without these Google "things" or "settings". It's a shame since it works well for me on windows.

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        • lorna
          lorna last edited by lorna

          There aren't actually similar apps on the Play store. The apps that don't require rooting do tint your screen but they don't remove much alerting light. There's one that has a '1500K' setting that measures 5100K with a spectroradiometer. We are hopeful we'll have a release in the future for all (or at least most) Android phones. Til then, dimming and inverting your screen are good ideas. https://justgetflux.com/news/2014/12/21/advice.html

          @lorna

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            Kenny last edited by

            Hey,

            it seems like there are is a chance to change display settings in android using newer snapdragno processes. Maybe you guys want to have a look at this, perhaps there is a ways for your app to work with this approach:

            http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/dev-kcal-advanced-color-control-t3032080

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              anon73 last edited by

              Is there at least a root/xposed version? I wouldn't mind rooting my phone to having f.lux on it.

              Came from an iOS device to Android and I miss f.lux so much.

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                John B last edited by

                Uvex SCT Orange glasses work well until f.lux becomes available in the Play Store.

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                • Neil Das
                  Neil Das @Tungsten_smooth last edited by

                  @timpster Why does Google owe f.lux for Picasa?

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                  • lorna
                    lorna @Neil Das last edited by

                    @Neil-Das They don't. He's making a reference to the fact that Michael and I were on the team that made Picasa, which Google acquired (he was the CTO and I was the product manager). ^_^

                    @lorna

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                        • lorna
                          lorna last edited by lorna

                          Post deleted. We ask that people not claim that other apps "do the same thing" because they don't, and someone might come here and think they've found an answer. There are many pinkish clones that don't have accurate colors or measurement and don't incorporate the known science (even though some of them took the time to copy paste our research page!). We have not measured every app but the ones I generally hear about do not do what they claim in terms of color temperature, and their settings don't remove very much melanopically stimulating light.

                          This is one of those incredibly easy problems when you first learn about it, but it magically becomes extremely difficult after you've spent a few years working on it.

                          @lorna

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                          • Ahmad Ghadiri
                            Ahmad Ghadiri last edited by

                            @lorna as anon73 asked, is there a way that we can do it by ourselves? like rooting and writing a program similar to f.lux for our personal phone?(wondering if it is even possible)
                            Also I was wondering whether Google provided those settings for f.lux in the Marshmallow or not? If yes, I was curious if you guys are working on a version for Android?

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                              janhunt @lorna last edited by

                              @lorna Is it possible for us to sign up to be notified when an Android version is available?

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                              • Mara Renae Law
                                Mara Renae Law last edited by

                                I would also like to know if you guys are working on an Android version. Also, thank you for the hard, but important work you're doing.

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                                • lorna
                                  lorna @Ahmad Ghadiri last edited by

                                  @Ahmad-Ghadiri yes, you can message me for access to the beta if you have a rooted phone.

                                  @lorna

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                                  • lorna
                                    lorna @janhunt last edited by

                                    @janhunt Not presently, if you have a rooted phone you can sign up for beta access.

                                    @lorna

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                                    • lorna
                                      lorna @Mara Renae Law last edited by

                                      @Mara-Renae-Law thank you. We are, I hope we'll have something for you soon. For rooted phones it's available now.

                                      @lorna

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                                      • Mara Renae Law
                                        Mara Renae Law last edited by

                                        I'm going to apologize in advance for my ignorance, because I have no idea what a rooted phone is or how I can root mine. I have a Samsung Galaxy S6 if that helps.

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                                          SmoothMarx last edited by SmoothMarx

                                          @f-lux-team @lorna I have a rooted Nexus 5 & 7 (2013), both running stock 6.0.1. I'd love to sign up for beta access if that's ok.

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                                            SmoothMarx @Mara Renae Law last edited by SmoothMarx

                                            @Mara-Renae-Law

                                            having a rooted phone/obtaining root on a phone/ to have root

                                            allows you to modify, add or delete system files within the Android OS. Basically, it's like receiving all access for your phone, kinda like an admin account on Windows or a router, for example, but more powerful. It enables you to do anything with your phone, even if it wasn't intended by the manufacturer. This includes things like installing custom versions of different operating systems, deleting unwanted apps or, in this case, installing 3rd-party or unverified apps. Another thing rooting allows you to do is change system settings that otherwise would not be available for developers to tinker with. And this is why f.lux needs root on a device in order to work. So it may override system settings and allow the app to do its job.

                                            "Root" has a deeper meaning related to computers in general, I invite you to research the term on Google, since it's really cool

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