Topic: Night Shift

The hosts read donations from listeners in Korea, Germany, and Amsterdam. A note from a producer in Germany suggests that the iPhone's "Night Shift" feature, which turns the screen yellowish, might be designed to make users look better in selfies by avoiding ghoulish blue light.

Reports suggest that chronic exposure to blue light from digital devices may contribute to macular degeneration and sleep disruption. Apple is reportedly testing a "Night Shift" feature to limit blue light emission after dark. The hosts suspect the sudden influx of health-related blue light stories is a "planted" native advertisement for upcoming iPhone features.