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From: ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram)
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Subject: Re: What Is The Point Of Dark Mode?
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Salvador Mirzo <smirzo@example.com> wrote or quoted:
>By the way, I use dark text on light background, but that's because I
>use blue light filters pretty all day long, making it stronger at night;

  There are different reports and studies that seem to contradict
  each other in part. Here are two quotes from the World Wide Web:

|Constant exposure to blue light from phones and computers is
|very harmful to people. Researchers from Oregon State
|University say the damaging effects of daily, lifelong
|exposure to blue light worsen as a person ages.

|Blue-light filtering glasses may not be as effective as
|marketed, according to new research. These glasses, designed
|to filter out blue light, seem to have no significant impact
|when it comes to preventing eye strain or improving sleep
|quality after using computers.

  . Personally, I reckon advertising folks are sweet on
  that blue-tinted white because it comes off as "clean."
  That's probably why it's the default setting on devices. 
  But thankfully, there are ways to tweak your settings or
  grab some software to dial back the blue.