Creating a change.org petition to apple, looking for help

I developed a testing regime which I detail here. @JTL has his own capture card/software also. However, this is limited to testing if external ports have dithering, not the display embedded within a laptop.

I never use my capture card anymore. It taught me that there are many other sources of discomfort which do not use dithering, and that in some cases dithering has actually made setups more comfortable to me, not less.

I don't know if the problem is the dithering, if it affects in part or if it doesn't affect at all. The only certainty we have is that most of us can use notebooks without GPU drivers or in safe mode (for MACs), right?!

Mrak0020 if your problem is just related to PWM, you have to buy a products that don't use it. There are many sites that give reliable information on the use or not of PWM: RTINGS, tftcentral, notebookcheck, laptopmedia etc..

Lauda89 Oh. I get it. Yes, sure.
But there will be two problems left, which are number 2 and 3 in my list (and again there's a chance to find more). In my case there is something in the screen of iPhone 11, which is PWM free, but not in software, and I have no idea how to differentiate between those cases number 2 and 3 right now. Unless a person made a lot of experiments and found a clear connection (or an absence of one) with software.

Mrak0020

I had a Benq BL2405 monitor that only useable with a dithering GTX 660 graphics card,

As for other sources of discomfort:
Polarised light,
LCD Inversion,
I also seem have to have some issue with blurriness/sharpness, but I am not sure.

Serious question, has a change.org petition ever achieved anything?

Awhile back I created a "Call to action" template that can be used.

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As for how ledstrain is being found, I don't use Google analytics, but they do provide me with search terms I'm happy to provide for this month:
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Slacor Awhile back I created a "Call to action" template that can be used.

For advertising the site to users who have related issues I could potentially see such a template being useful.

For outreach to companies I disagree this is an ideal format. I realize this may be a bitter pill to swallow, but what I think is really needed is some of our own empirical research with some probable root causes properly articulated so engineers and other investigators can't shot us down with "we checked with our expensive sensor thingy and the screen itself doesn't flicker, so therefore there is no eyestrain" and other weak arguments.

ensete I'm not sure, but I kind of get the feeling that change.org petitions are more of a "marketing" exercise and a "feel good measure". One thing I do know is they like to subscribe you to marketing email lists