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I'm pretty sure you've filtered out anything useful :)

Need a full adb logcat showing the crash and a full description of what happens... as always.

This is needed for it to work with screen "off" with AOD, and on newer Android versions to show the fake LED itself (it could be done on older Android versions without). The full source code is on GitHub so you can review it for shenanigans. Additionally, the app doesn't have the internet...

The version on Telegram is being actively debugged / tested at the moment. It'll be posted here in a few days when some kinks have been worked out.

It's a combination. I just double-tap at the bottom of the screen near the fingerprint sensor, that always works (for me)

Try with the version posted a few posts above. I don't debug old release.

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Anyone want to help test to get S20/S21 supported - https://t.me/joinchat/I8HshhIHzwrJalUJ

I'm not really here, you're just in luck I still use this app myself :) If you want support for S20/S21, help me get there. I don't have either myself (though an S21 may be forthcoming).

v0.70 released! See the changelog here. This one is not pushed to Play yet as I need some feedback on the update. A lot of code has been updated to support Android 11, and some things under the hood have changed as well. It works great on my device (better than on Android 10, even) so far...

Try the attached version, see if it fixes the issue

Night light uses the same color matrix facility CF.lumen does in compatiblity mode. You just don't have any influence over the contents of that matrix.

I'm not sure if it will ever be.

It's gotten a bit confusing, but 'best quality' just means using one of CF.lumen's own drivers. Be it compatibility, performance, or anti-flicker mode (only compatibility mode is supported on Android 10+). The quality is better than KCAL and PCC/RGB modes, though on older devices KCAL is faster...

On modern high-end devices and the latest Android versions I wouldn't worry about the difference between the KCAL and CF.lumen, performance-wise it should not be noticeable. As for approval, a lot of things have changed in requirements and rules on the Play Store. If you need odd permissions...