Auto Brightness has been hidden in iOS 11, but it can still be found. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac You’ve all been there. You’re sitting near a window or a lamp, reading an excellent article on ...

Many of us don’t like the iPhone automatically changing the screen brightness while we are using it. If you fit into this camp, you’ve probably turned off iPhone auto brightness settings many times ...

The Auto Brightness setting on your iPad adjusts the brightness of the screen to take into account the ambient light of your surroundings. This is useful if you are traveling and using your iPad to ...

Not every setting on your iPhone is helpful all the time. Auto-brightness is intended to make it easier to see your screen, even if the light around you shifts. Sensors adjust the brightness reading ...

And for people who suffer from migraines, I believe for some it's bright light which causes migraines (I've fortunately never had migraines - but my sister does frequently, and it looks like it sucks ...

You can turn off auto-brightness on your iPhone or iPad from the Settings app. Your iPhone and iPad have sensors that adjust the screen brightness based on surrounding light. You can also manually ...

iPhones use ambient light sensors to constantly monitor the brightness of their surroundings so they can adjust the output of the display. This ensures you don’t have cornea-stripping illumination in ...

Auto-Brightness is a handy feature that uses the ambient light sensors built into iOS devices. Recently, in the iOS 11 cycle, Apple has hidden the toggle to either enable or disable this feature deep ...