Flux-like automatic screen brightness app ‘FlexBright’ now available in the App Store<div class="feat-image">
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<p><strong>Update</strong>: As we expected, FlexBright has been removed from the App Store this morning. That didn’t take long at all.</p>
<p>Despite
earlier actions against similar apps, Apple has recently approved an app called FlexBright that adjusts the brightness and color temperature of your iPhone or iPad’s display depending on the time of day. While Apple introduced a feature like this with iOS 9.3, the company has previously refused to allow the popular Flux app in the App Store, which provides similar functionality.</p>
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Flux-like automatic screen brightness app ‘FlexBright’ now available in the App Store
