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My new IPhone 14 has not had problems until recently where if I go outside into daylight the screen dims such that I cannot see the screen. I have to try and maneuver into settings to manually adjust. I have turned off both the options for auto brightness. Has not helped at all.
iPhone 14, iOS 16
If the phone gets too hot from sun exposure the display will dim to keep the phone’s internal temperature in a safe range.
Also, there is a setting for Attention Aware Features. If this is on the screen will dim when you are not directly looking at it. You can turn this off in Settings/Accessibility or Settings/FaceID & Passcode (it’s the same setting in either location).
If the phone gets too hot from sun exposure the display will dim to keep the phone’s internal temperature in a safe range.
Also, there is a setting for Attention Aware Features. If this is on the screen will dim when you are not directly looking at it. You can turn this off in Settings/Accessibility or Settings/FaceID & Passcode (it’s the same setting in either location).
This is not the issue. I have simply walked outside from being in my house. It has not been sitting in the sun.
iPhone_bug wrote:
This is not the issue. I have simply walked outside from being in my house. It has not been sitting in the sun.
And have you checked the setting for Attention Aware Features? Are you wearing sunglasses, so the phone can’t see your eyes?
Display continues to darken in daylight
