Apple has built a wide array of features into iOS that fall under the Accessibility banner. The one I use often is Invert Colors, which, as you might imagine, inverts all colors in the OS. There are two main use cases I have. One is when my wife or a baby is sleeping nearby...
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Ryan Christoffel
Ryan is an editor for MacStories and co-hosts the [Adapt](https://www.relay.fm/adapt) podcast on Relay FM. He most commonly works and plays on his iPad Pro and bears no regrets about moving on from the Mac. He and his wife live in New York City.
Inverting Colors on iOS