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Go to configs > Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut.
tap on “Color Filters.”
Triple-opt for button again to revert your iPhone’s display to its default colors.
This filter essentially takes awaymuch of the visual stimulus that your iPhone’s display colors provide.
An alternative accessibility feature that you might try is Classic Invert, which reverses the colors of your display.
To turn this on, go to options > Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Classic Invert.
This prevents media from looking too strange while inverting everything else.
Color Tint
The Color Tint filter can serve a different yet important purpose.
If you want to turn on Night Shift, go to tweaks > Display & Brightness > Night Shift.
By doing this, the filter that you have chosen can be activated automatically at a particular time.
To do this, you need tocreate an automation.
Open Shortcuts and nudge the “Automation” button on the bottom of your screen.
Now, press the plus “+” button in the top right corner.
Under “Personal Automation,” select “Time of Day.”
Press “Next.”
Now, select “New Blank Automation.”
Then, punch “Add Action.”
Search for the “Set Color Filters” action and choose it.
confirm that the automation says “Turn color filters On.”
Click “Done.”
The first part of your automation is completed.
You also need to set up a shortcut to turn off Color Filters at your preferred time.
Proceed with adding the rest of the automation.
In the final step, confirm you change the automation to say “Turn color filters Off.”
The automation is now complete.
you’re able to also turn on notifications that let you know when the shortcut has been run.
Your Color Filters shortcut has successfully been set up!
