Blue-light exposure

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Blue-light exposure has been identified as causing sleep depredation.

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Reducing blue-light exposure protects your eyes and provides the best nighttime reading experience. Some devices have an automatic setting that mimics the sun’s natural progression, emitting the optimal brightness and hue based on the time of day. These include:

There are also third-party programs for Android and desktop OSes that will filter blue light automatically based on time-of-day location settings. These include Twilight, Redshift, and f.lux. All newer Apple devices can also do this automatically. This feature began with iOS 9.3.

Blue-light problems can appear in both backlighted and frontlighted devices. It can also appear in externally lighted screens. Most recently it has been researched to include lights in your home.

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  • DASUNG is concerned with this issue.

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