• What does minimalist phone monochrome mode do? Is it the same as setting everything to black and white in Android settings?

  It’s not the same. The minimalist phone's monochrome mode is a feature that allows users to view selected apps in black and white. This selective approach, which differs from applying a device-wide black and white setting through Android's developer options, is particularly useful for certain apps like Maps or Whatsapp that are more difficult to use without color. Moreover, monochrome mode can contribute significantly to reducing screen time. By rendering certain apps, especially those focusedFew readers

• Is there any other option to activate monochrome mode besides using Windows PC or Mac?

  Currently, the activation process for the monochrome mode requires the use of a Windows PC or a Mac. Please note that this is a one-time requirement. After activation, the computer is no longer needed for this feature. If you don't have access to a Windows PC or Mac, you might consider borrowing one for this one-time setup.Few readers

• While trying to activate the monochrome mode by running a script, I encounter a message stating, "Neither user 2000 nor current process has

  While trying to activate the monochrome mode by running a script, I encounter a message stating, "Neither user 2000 nor current process has android.permission.GRANTRUNTIMEPERMISSIONS". What should I do? It seems you may need to modify an additional setting in the developer options of your phone before connecting it to the PC. Refer to step number 6 in the PDF instructions we've provided. This particular setting is typically labeled as "USB debugging (security settings)", "Disable permission mFew readers