So I watched this reviewer on YouTube explain that in order to have the 2000 nits brightness outdoors - You must turn on auto-brightness in settings. Can anyone confirm this is fact? I never was a fan of turning on auto-brightness.(on any phone) so for me, it is not an option turning it on just to have this feature enabled.
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iPhone 14 Pro Max 2000 Nits Brightness (14 PRO)
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Yes, Apple doesn't want users to burn their display (or battery) under normal conditions.
