johnlynchMy polarised sunglasses have the magical added feature of adblocking.
This is the #AugmentedReality future I need. #AR
Sabrina Web 
📎@johnlynch it's not me, then. It's normal not to be able to see on such screens when wearing sunglasses...
Lev PetrovitchThose glasses are themselves polarized to avoid reflection. If their polarization axis isn't the same of that of your sunglasses this happen
@levpetrovitch @johnlynch yes, but since I normally see *any* screen like the one on the third picture when I'm outside, even with brightness over 80%, I've always thought it was me (and this is the reason why I still use a basic phone in 2023). When I first saw those pictures I thought "oh, maybe it's not me, it's because I always wear sunglasses outside".
Then I made a test wearing sunglasses indoor and looking at a screen. And now I know it's really me
Then I made a test wearing sunglasses indoor and looking at a screen. And now I know it's really me
Natalie@sabrinaweb71 @levpetrovitch @johnlynch It doesn't matter what the brightness is, if the light from the screen is polarized in the "wrong" direction with respect to your glasses, the screen will appear black.