Looking to reduce iPhone screen brightness beyond stock levels without resorting to jailbreaking? This handy accessibility tip first noted by SnazzyLabs ( ) will cause your eyes to thank you when reading in dark places. Read our full post on @9to5Mac:
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Awesome! Thanks! Is there a way to disable the popup window that says zoom
enabled/disabled? For some reason it does this each time with mine
Jeff, you have do this tutorial for three times LOL even with different
channel.
Your username is offensive
That is the best video on YouTube!!!! Thanks…I needed that soooo much.
Keep up the good work!
Awesome, I did not know that and I’m definitely going to use it. I do find
the screen too bright at night.
Control Center > Night Shift
+James Heck III apples and oranges
+9to5Mac ????
phones below 5s dont have night shift
I thought I was the only one who knew this •-•
I think the NightShift toggle should be by the brightness slider rather
than at the bottom, because it makes more sense to be there since both
settings are screen related.
+Nahid Islam Totally agree!
For a minute I thought this was iDownloadblog
thanks for that one :D
God bless you!
This is a great tip, glad you did the video again for everyone.
Amazing work fellas. Please pray apple to include night mode on 32 bit
devices as well such as my iPad 3rd gen.
Thank you Jeff, really cool video keep going man!
This is where Jeff went.
Thanks man didnt know
Thank uouuuu
Because of my work place, I have to be in pitch black rooms sometimes.
And, Jeff, this is a lifesaver!
My eyes are thanking you. :)
You are awesome