Help Auto Brightness Setting?

[Jrdroid]

Maybe I'm crazy, or I haven't looked enough, but I can't find an auto brightness setting. Is there such a setting on this phone??

 

[MotoTriumphant]

Maybe I'm crazy, or I haven't looked enough, but I can't find an auto brightness setting. Is there such a setting on this phone??

no autobrightness but theres a brightness toggle on our notification bar (;

 

[puddlesyj]

This phone does not include a light sensor therefore has no ability to adjust to varying light conditions.

In other words nope. I never liked the auto light settings on any of the phones anyways. :smokingsomb:

 

[rooob]

no autobrightness but theres a brightness toggle on our notification bar (;

Where's that option? I dont see it...

 

[HereticSins]

Where's that option? I dont see it...

Pull the notification drawer down and tap edit. Than Add brightness toggle.

 

[eljefe0000]

theres gotta be something to this effect because when you make a call and put it on yout ear the screen shuts off just sayin

 

[HereticSins]

theres gotta be something to this effect because when you make a call and put it on yout ear the screen shuts off just sayin

I think that's a motion sensor.

 

[eljefe0000]

try it on the table and put your finger over it. it goes iff as well

 

[HereticSins]

try it on the table and put your finger over it. it goes iff as well

Yeah a motion sensor. Wouldn't make sense if it was a light sensor cause then the screen would turn off when your in the dark or something ha.

 

[unnamedny]

phone is relatively cheap, this feature just would make it cost more, and its not like we are missing something big. Also screen brightness is a matter of preference.

 

[Jrdroid]

phone is relatively cheap, this feature just would make it cost more, and its not like we are missing something big. Also screen brightness is a matter of preference.

It doesn't bother me at all, its just handy to have lmao.

 

[billda69]

I think that's a motion sensor.

thats called a proximity sensor not light sensor

 

[TheAmazingDave]

thats called a proximity sensor not light sensor

Correct, there's a proximity sensor next to the front camera. It likely has an infrared LED and a infrared detector; when your face is close enough to reflect light from the LED to the reflector, the screen shuts off.

 

[HereticSins]

That's what I was saying.

 

[pcgamer]

I tried the auto brightness on my admire, and it got soo annoying