Night Mode - Nougat 7.0 & 7.1+

<b>Note: Night Mode Tile Is Back for Android 7.1 But Its Not Same As Android 7.0!! (We'll Make it Much Better Very Soon!)</b>

<b>Note: This App enables the night mode when It is installed on Android 7.0 & When It is installed on 7.1 Then it works as a screen filter Called Night Mode.</b>

<b>THIS APP USES OVERLAY IN ANDROID 7.1 (DON'T DOWNLOAD THIS APP IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED IN OVERLAY!!)</b>

Would you like to have Night Mode Quick Tile on Android Nougat 7.0? Seems like it's hidden. But with an amazing App, you can get a Special Pass to that awesome Night Mode Quick Tile To save your EYE!

IF YOU DIDN'T GET <b>NIGHT MODE TILE</b> YET! Watch This Video: https://youtu.be/N7_Z_GXVzb4

In the pre-release version of the Android Nougat, we were able to see the night mode feature which allowed Nexus handset to work more efficient at night or in low-light situations. Unfortunately for the tinkerers, the night mode was hidden before the final release. However, with a little help from this App, you can this feature back.

<b>1) Download the Night Mode Enabler App</b>

You just need to download a small free application from Play Store to unlock the feature. The best part of the Night Mode Enable application is that it does need root to cancel the blue light feature on Android 7.0 Nougat.

<b>2) Enable Android System UI Tuner</b>

After launching the application for the very first time, it prompts your to activate the Android System UI Tuner from Quick Setting Menu. You only have to slide down the notification bar and then press the Setting gear icon and hold it till it starts to go round.

<b>3) Activate the Night Mode</b>

Go back to Night Mode Enable app and then tap on the sole button at the middle of the screen. You will be taken to the hidden Night Mode settings in the System UI Tuner. Click on the Night Mode icon to enable warmer colors on the screen for a pleasant night viewing experience.

<b>Avoiding the blues!!</b>

According to scientific research, the blue light emitted by smartphone and tablet displays have a detrimental effect on the victim’s sleep patterns. This is because the wavelengths generated from the blue light tends to stimulate parts of a human brain that control alertness. This stimulation can convince our brains that it is still daytime. The result of such stimulation is that using your phone or tablet late in the evening can make it hard for you to get enough sleep.

The Night Mode feature will address this by removing the blue light on your smartphone’s screen by increasing the reds in an effort to minimize disruptions to unnecessary brain simulations. However, this is not a guaranteed solution. It is still a good idea to get rid of the blue light issue.

Note: On Android 7.1 and higher - this feature is officially built into the operating system, called Night Light. However, this feature requires a driver, and as a result, only is available on Pixel and Pixel XL (and newer devices). As a result this will not work on Nexus devices on that version. <b>BUT THIS APP HAS OTHER OPTION WHICH USES OVERLAY IN ANDROID 7.1 (DON'T DOWNLOAD THIS APP IF YOU ARE NOT INTERESTED IN OVERLAY!!)</b>

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