I believe this is [another] design flaw Apple will refuse to acknowledge. The dimming people experience is when the phone gets too hot. The screen will automatically use less power (dimmer screen) to prevent overheating. Poor design IMO because phones should be running at maximum brightness at all times if the user wishes.
Yes I checked if auto brightness is turned off (duh). Went into Accessibility > Display Text/Size to make sure everything’s off blah blah … I did all of the general tips and tricks you can find from the tech support and online and nothing worked.
Point is: Customers shouldn’t have to resort to digging this deep or look for “hacks” to fulfill something that should be STANDARD.
Here’s the proof: I currently have the iPhone 12 Max Pro. I kept my iPhone 10x Max. Both have silicone cases. I play one of those pvp strategy war games on both phones and the 12 definitely dims more often and stays dim more so than the 10. I played on the 10 just as long thinking the heat from my hands is probably adding to the problem, but no, the 10 stays nice and bright.
99% if iPhone users also use a case and Apple hasn’t figured out how to design better heat dissipation? A manual override for screen brightness?
Anyone have a true solution (other than another phone brand)?