iPad brightness slider can go higher, how can we set it to stay there?
I am honestly amazed nobody has ever said anything about this before. But I own a iPad Mini (updated to whatever the latest software Apple says I need) and I assume all other iPads work the same. When you pull up from the bottom of the screen you bring up the utility section we all know and love, and this is where you see the brightness slider on the right. When you grab the slider and yank it all the way to the right, and HOLD it there, you will see the screen go brighter than ever - so bright that the pictures of the sun next to the slider actually light up white as well. Yet for some unbeknownst and annoying reason, the moment you let go of the slider it dims the screen slightly more and the sun icon isn't illuminated anymore.
How can I set it to the brightest setting possible that these iPads - clearly - are capable of doing (which is noticed just by holding the slider to the farthest right you possibly can before letting go)?? With all my Apple experience I assume it's impossible to access this - CLEARLY AVAILABLE - option, but I'm hoping someone here will prove my wrong. Thanks.
iPad Mini, iOS 8.4, Same on ALL iPads