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scinex
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12-09-2021 11:58 AM in
Galaxy A
You could try to disable auto brightness for AOD and manually set it. Hope this helps.
muiz6849
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12-09-2021 12:11 PM in
Galaxy A
The option is not there on A22..
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12-09-2021 04:33 PM in
Galaxy A
Hi muiz6849, you can try to double tap on the Always On Display area when your screen is off to manually adjust its brightness. If you have tried and it works, feel free to click "Accept Solution" on top right corner of my comment. Thank you.
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12-09-2021 04:37 PM in
Galaxy A
I tried double tap on the AOD clock but there is no brightness setting there.. Only Settings shortcut appeared which opens the AOD setting.. I don't see any option to adjust the brightness..
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12-09-2021 04:41 PM (Last edited 12-09-2021 04:45 PM ) in
Galaxy A
I see. I think the option to adjust the brightness is not available in your device model, but I believe Always On Display really looks good when it is on high brightness. Even my Always On Display is set to the highest brightness to make it more seen in bright places especially outdoor. If you feel afraid that the Always On Display will consume your battery life too much, fret not as it consumes really small percentage of your battery life even after a long hour 👍
muiz6849
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12-09-2021 04:45 PM in
Galaxy A
I hope it will be available on the next update..
