Joining the trend of night mode features that filter out blue light emitted from displays that tends to keep us awake, Microsoft is allowing Windows 10 users to activate a night mode to get their eyes for bedtime. This is supposed to help your eyes relax when working at twilight or in a dark environment, thereby making it easier to fall asleep later on. The button is located in the Windows Settings at the bottom right corner of the desktop screen, then "System" and "Display". Here you can activate the feature by clicking on "Night Light" or adjust the colour temperature by moving around the slider under "Night light settings". If you want Windows to automatically start night mode for you at a certain time, like sunset, you can also set a time in the settings.

Source: The Star March 25, 2018 05:03 UTC