WGradRemover gets rid of the wallpaper gradient overlay shadow

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By Jeff BenjaminAug 24, 2015, 11:31 pm1.5k ptsHot
Have you ever noticed how your iPhone’s wallpaper is sometimes noticeably dark at the top of the screen near the status bar? That’s because iOS automatically overlays the wallpaper with a shadow gradient. This is done in an attempt to make status bar icons and assets more visible, especially on busy wallpaper…

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