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@aiaf do you have any pointers for being able to use IOKit in Swift on iOS so I could experiment with adjusting enableDither on my iOS devices? IOKit is a private framework on iOS and gives an error when trying to import it with IOKit.
Some people said they could use it through Objective-C instead, but I don't know how to write ObjC at all (despite me being very experienced with Swift). However, even when trying to do this just to see if it would work, I actually couldn't get IOKit to load in ObjC either.
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FYI: As I am a mobile developer, I have a LOT of iOS devices I've collected over the years… so I can certainly help with testing anything iOS-related if this ever becomes something you're interested in.
For reference:
Devices I own with "good screens": iPhone 4 (iOS 7), iPhone 5 (iOS 6.1.3 native, but also runs iOS 7/8 via dual boot), iPhone 6 (iOS 12), iPhone 7 (iOS 15), iPad mini 2 (iOS 10.2), iPad 6 (iOS 15)
Devices I own with "bad screens": iPhone 5s (iOS 12), iPad Pro 11" 2018 (iOS 17), iPhone SE 2 (iOS 17.2.1), iPhone 14 Pro (iOS 16.4)