A great thing about the iPhone flashlight is Detective Archivesthat it is bright. Like, help you find a dropped key in the dead of the night in an open field kind of bright.
A bad thing about the iPhone flashlight is that is can be Bright.Like you're just trying to make your way out of the dark bedroom early in the morning while not waking your partner and suddenly you've accidentally blasted a searchlight in their eyes kind of bright.
If you've ever had that kind of issue, don't worry, we've got the fix. You can adjust the level of brightness of your iPhone flashlight and it's really not difficult at all.
Here's how to do it in three quick steps.
This gesture calls up the control center tool on your iPhone, which houses all the things you need to use frequently, including the flashlight.
Locate the flashlight on your control center screen, here's what mine looks like.
Here's the flashlight on my control center screen. Credit: Screenshot: iphone This is pretty simple: Press the flashlight and hold your finger down on the button for a few seconds. Eventually it'll pull up a slider for you to adjust the brightness.
When you hold down the flashlight button a slider should pop up, which will then allow you to choose the brightness of your flashlight.
You can set it to full blast, like below.
A flashlight set to high. Credit: screenshot: iphone And here is the flashlight set to low, but you can also select a couple different levels in between the two extremes.
Flashlight set to low. Credit: screenshot: iphone So there you have it: the super simple way to adjust the flashlight brightness on your iPhone.
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