Apple told me that option low brightness, not what we have been talking. I'm very confused hahaha
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Reduce white point
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It is that by changing the color of pixels gives the feeling that low brightness, I have my doubts but still trust you hehe
You have done some proof of consumption?
Open settings, turn on 'invert colours' and go to a pitch black room. In the settings app with invert colours on you will have a dark screen but you will see it's still emitting light- particularly noticeable if you hold your phone at an angle, where you may see a bluish hue which is not there when you turn off your screen. This is present even with brightness turned all the way down.
With invert colours still on, turn reduce white point on and off. You will see there is no change in the black or the amount of light coming from the screen- the white text is just a bit dimmer. The light coming from screen does not change in the same way as turning brightness up or down.
With invert colours still on, turn reduce white point on and off. You will see there is no change in the black or the amount of light coming from the screen- the white text is just a bit dimmer. The light coming from screen does not change in the same way as turning brightness up or down.
I tried to turn and invert colors activating and deactivating reducing the white point and you're right the screen emits the same amount of light with which the reduction only affects the color of pixels