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Allow f.lux on IOS!

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RenC
3 years ago

This is a must have in the Apple App store! Long overdue

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Avolio
3 years ago

It is not serious to have to do a petition for one application in 2022

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I would love to have this program on my iPad and iPhone so I can feel more comfortable using them in the evenings

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Anonymous
3 years ago

A

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Jason Rowley
3 years ago

I want this feature as a standard option on all apple products.

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Olivia Corey
3 years ago

I've used f.lux in my laptop for years and it's so effective that I can't imagine ever working without it. I desperately need it on my iPhone too, as I often work / need to use my phone right up until I sleep, and the built in blue light filter is woefully inadequate - esp. compared to all of the very helpful options that f.lux offers. Please let them onto the app store so I don't have to jailbreak my iPhone just to put f.lux on it!

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Jennifer
3 years ago

I would love to have this program on my iPad so it helps when I watch films before bed

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Joseph Utter
3 years ago

We want f.lux app for our health to be allowable on iOS asap please. Thank you for your consideration.

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Alex Montez
3 years ago

We need an app like this to keep us healthier.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Flux needs to be in the apps store

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Christine
3 years ago

Please allow f.lux for iPad to reduce or eliminate the amount the blue light the LEDs omit.

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Kathy Werle
3 years ago

I read in the evening and have trouble sleeping. This app would help me a lot.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Great!

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Feliks Paz
4 years ago

Very Cool

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Eric Bender
4 years ago

I want F.Lux

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Frances Hare
4 years ago

Please allow f.lux for the iPad to reduce or eliminate the amount the blue light the LEDs give off. Please! Fran

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Cassidy Ward
4 years ago

F.lux is extremely useful and I've had it installed on my PC and Microsoft Surface Tablet for a few years now. My eyestrain has reduced significantly and I'm hoping I can do the same with my iPhone soon :)

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Laura R
4 years ago

This should be considered a disability accommodation for those with sensory processing disorders triggered by bright light/certain light hues. Current iOS features for both iPhone and iPad (I own most recent models of both) do not have enough of the functions of f.lux to meet that need. Do better, Apple!

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Kim Aguirre
4 years ago

Please

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Anonymous
4 years ago

I love f.lux, much better!!