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      <title>HOW TO TUNE THE DISPLAY OF YOUR SMARTPHONE TO AVOID ANNOYING PWM PROBLEMS</title>
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      <description>In this note, I will describe all the settings you need to tweak to get a 100% flicker-free, eye-friendly result on your smartphone. However, some settings are quite extreme and you don&amp;rsquo;t need to apply all of them, such as the monochrome filter or setting extremely high warm values on the color temperature slider.&#xA;PWM flickering is a &amp;ldquo;feature&amp;rdquo; of most digital displays at relatively low brightness levels that can cause eye strain and headaches.</description>
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