In order to turn off Auto-Brightness on your iPhone, you can go to Settings -> Accessibility -> Display & Text Size and scroll down and turn off Auto-Brightness.
Step-by-Step Guide with Snapshots
- Click on the Settings App,
- Now, Select Accesiblity,
- Now, Select Display & Text Size,
- Scroll down and disable, Turn off Auto-Brightness
Another Easy and Quick way!
Open Setting App and search Auto Brightness it will quickly take you to the setting :)
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