A week ago when Apple released the new beta of iOS 9.3, we informed you of each and every one of the options that Apple has added in this new beta that should not take long to reach the end user, because the operation of it is excellent. I have been using it for a week and have not found any problems. Well yes, activating and deactivating the night mode is very laborious, having to navigate through the different menus.
The night mode is very good if you are reading, writing or consulting anything else, but when you are about to watch a video, you feel compelled to deactivate it if you want to enjoy what you are seeing. The night mode, which can be activated automatically, allows us to change the colors of the screen to warmer or colder ones that in theory favor a night's rest.
Well, apparently, the guys from Cupertino have also realized the problem I have had using this option when activating and deactivating it, and as we can see the Apple website in Canada, Apple will place a shortcut in the control center, so that if we want to activate or deactivate it quickly we can do it without having to navigate through the different menus.
As we can read on the Apple website regarding this new function:
Many studies have shown that exposure to bright blue light at night can affect circadian rhythms and make it more difficult to fall asleep. The night mode uses the clock and the location of our device to determine when the sun sets to activate this function and display warmer colors on the screen, making it easier to read on the device. When it rises again, the night mode is automatically deactivated, returning to its normal values.
Will you be able to post the cydia tweak when it comes out? Thanks
I like to always have it activated, I find it more pleasant to have a slightly warmer screen, in fact I always have the warm screen activated with flux on my mac. Previously I used the flux program on the iPhone, installing through Xcode. but now the beta of iOS 9.3 brings it by default, what a good point that of apple. It is highly recommended especially at night as it is much less tiring for the eyes. Greetings.