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This How.com.vn teaches you how to allow your iPhone to automatically raise or lower the screen brightness depending on your location's light level.
Steps
Open your iPhone's Settings. Do so by tapping the grey gear icon on one of your iPhone's Home screens (it may be in a folder entitled "Utilities").
Tap Display & Brightness. It's in the third group of options.Advertisement
Slide the grey "Auto-Brightness" switch right to the "On" position. It should turn green, signifying that your iPhone's auto-brightness feature is now active. You shouldn't have to change your screen's display brightness from now on.Advertisement
Expert Q&A
Tips
- If the switch next to "Auto-Brightness" is already green, your iPhone's auto-brightness feature is currently enabled.Thanks
- You can override auto-brightness by opening the Control Center (swipe up from the bottom of the screen) and swiping the brightness slider left or right.Thanks
Warnings
- The auto-brightness feature can cause your battery to drain faster than usual if you're used to keeping your screen dim.Thanks
About this article
1. Open Settings.
2. Select Display & Brightness.
3. Slide the Auto-Brightness switch right.
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