Absolutly ridiculous f.lux can not be on iOS. . Allow this app on iOS!!!!!!
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CS Weaver
10 years ago
F.lux works. Apple won't fix the problem, stated not enough blue light is emitted to bother ones sleep, yet gets tweaked when a solution is presented. Allow f.lux for IOS,
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Alexis L
10 years ago
I need this because i have an eye condition and get headaches when looking at my phone in dark lighting
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Tehilah Auramo
10 years ago
We cannot possibly consciously ban our own physical wellbeing.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Come on! Just do it
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Rohan sathe
10 years ago
Imperative for optimal sleep health!
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Ronda Reitz
10 years ago
I don't want my health to be penalized because I have Apple devices.
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Shirley Peterson
10 years ago
Please allow this
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Noah Scott
10 years ago
If usability is a goal of Apple's and a third party is trying to improve on this then let them work with you to achieve a better outcome for your audience. Win, win, win.
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Kiara
10 years ago
This is critical for human function! Please allow this.
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Leah Clyne
10 years ago
Time to catch up Apple! Allow flux for iPhone users!
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Scott Imbrie
10 years ago
This is a serious issue for me as a chronic Lyme patient but should be considered by anyone who has issues getting to sleep on a normal cycle. When you are really sick any little thing can throw you off, the issue keeps me from using my phone at night so I can't see it being good for apples business model.
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Kelvin King
10 years ago
Would happily pay a couple of dollars for this app on the app store
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Darleen
10 years ago
I cannot use my iPad at night because the light hurts my eyes. Even wearing amber lenses doesn't help.
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Peter Wolfe
10 years ago
There is no valid reason for not allowing such a beneficial app on the appstore that has a positive effect on a person.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Lets turn this into reality. I've been using f.lux for years on my desktops and laptops and I need it badly on my iOS devices!
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Priscilla Richter
10 years ago
I have wanted f.lux on my iphone for years now. Please allow this to happen very soon!
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Ernie Oporto
10 years ago
Stop blocking healthy choices. If Apple really believes in health, let research like f.lux live. Out of the millions of Apple product users the people that installed this was a drop in the bucket, it should never have been blocked.
Please let me sleep <3
Bring Flux to iPhone!!
Absolutly ridiculous f.lux can not be on iOS. . Allow this app on iOS!!!!!!
F.lux works. Apple won't fix the problem, stated not enough blue light is emitted to bother ones sleep, yet gets tweaked when a solution is presented. Allow f.lux for IOS,
I need this because i have an eye condition and get headaches when looking at my phone in dark lighting
We cannot possibly consciously ban our own physical wellbeing.
Come on! Just do it
Imperative for optimal sleep health!
I don't want my health to be penalized because I have Apple devices.
Please allow this
If usability is a goal of Apple's and a third party is trying to improve on this then let them work with you to achieve a better outcome for your audience. Win, win, win.
This is critical for human function! Please allow this.
Time to catch up Apple! Allow flux for iPhone users!
This is a serious issue for me as a chronic Lyme patient but should be considered by anyone who has issues getting to sleep on a normal cycle. When you are really sick any little thing can throw you off, the issue keeps me from using my phone at night so I can't see it being good for apples business model.
Would happily pay a couple of dollars for this app on the app store
I cannot use my iPad at night because the light hurts my eyes. Even wearing amber lenses doesn't help.
There is no valid reason for not allowing such a beneficial app on the appstore that has a positive effect on a person.
Lets turn this into reality. I've been using f.lux for years on my desktops and laptops and I need it badly on my iOS devices!
I have wanted f.lux on my iphone for years now. Please allow this to happen very soon!
Stop blocking healthy choices. If Apple really believes in health, let research like f.lux live. Out of the millions of Apple product users the people that installed this was a drop in the bucket, it should never have been blocked.