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Please add the ability to have eye comfort mode turn off / on at set times. (Similar to night shift on iPhone)

Or at least move the setting to an easier location to avoid digging through settings menus.

I turn it on every evening to stop the light effecting my circadian rhythm, then off when watching TV during the day and this would be very convenient.

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Come on LG, it's a no brainer to be able to time this either custom, or with sunrise/sunset. Nightshift/Eye Comfort mode is a great and necessary feature. Put some icing on this cake and make it easy to access, please. :)

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I agree. Not only is this a popular item to advertise these days by LG, it's also a safety issue. This shouldn't be difficult to add a timer for on/off of eye comfort mode. Ideally WebOS gets this setting plus an additional Picture Mode setting for something like "bedtime" that turns on eye comfort mode and also further reduces the max brightness setting. That way when my wife is watching tv and I'm trying to go to sleep, it's not so annoying. 

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I can’t believe how unpopular this request is, and that they haven’t implemented it when it’s such an easy thing to implement. Every TV should have this feature by now, knowing all we know about how it impacts sleep.

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