How to Disable Auto-Brightness in iOS 13 and iPadOS 13
iOS 13 has come with several tweaks. While some changes like therelocation ofAssistiveTouchfeels quite intuitive, the improvisation with theshuffle button in Apple Musicand Auto-Brightness seems a bit annoying. For a change, Auto-Brightness toggle no longer resides within the Display & Brightness section. So, where has it gone? Well, Apple has buried it deep inside the Accessibility setting, which seems to be a bad move considering how commonly used this feature is. Just in case this terrible relocation is driving you nuts, let me help you disable auto-brightness on your iOS 13 or iPadOS 13 devices.
Turn off/on Auto-Brightness on iPhone and iPad
Though most of the time iOS works pretty well in automatically adjusting the brightness of the screen through sensors based on the surrounding light, many a time it fails to read the environment. As a result, the display is often either too bright in dim environments or continues to stutter at low brightness when I’m outdoor in the beaming sun. That’s the major reason why I prefer to manually fine-tune the brightness of the display.
By default, iOS keeps it enabled to improve your viewing experience. Not to mention, it could also helpimprove the battery life of your iPhone.But then again, it doesn’t always work effectively. And this is where the option to disable auto-brightness comes into play.
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Launch theSettingsapp on your iPhone or iPad.
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Now, chooseAccessibility.
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Under theVisionsection, tap onDisplay & Text Size.
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Next up, scroll down to the bottom. Then turn off the switch forAuto-Brightness.
Going forward, iOS will no longer fine-tune the brightness of the display automatically. So, you can control it as desired.
Later if you ever happen to change your mind and want to take advantage of this feature, navigate to the same settings (explained above) and then turn on the toggle in the end.
Disable Auto-Brightness on Your iPhone and iPad
So, that’s the right way to disable auto-brightness in the latest iteration of iOS. With time, I will get accustomed to this change. And I’m sure a lot of users will also get used to it as well. As a user, I would appreciate it if Apple offered a way to access it right from Control Center just like the newly addedDark Mode. What’s your take on this suggestion?
Rajesh Mishra
An old school bibliophile who turned a tech nerd out of obsession. When he is not digging into hacks and tracking down stories that are breaking the internet, you may find him reciting poems.
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