Yes I agree, I assume that in terms of the True Tone sensor being active and enabled at all times (to determine what changes True Tone needs to make to the screen as the environment changes might use more battery but since it’s displaying a different type of “White” which is considered “yellow” by many people that are not used to True Tone, does having that warmer shade of white due to True Tone being enabled use less or more battery life as opposed to having True Tone off?
In a technical sense, does displaying the warmer tones demand more from the screen and battery or does displaying the cooler temp whites (such as with True Tone off) use more battery and power?