If you are on a MacBook, you would have noticed that the brightness of your screen changes based on the ambient light around you. This might be distracting at times if it is happening too much and too often.
So if you wish to turn the automatic adjustment of the brightness of your screen, follow the below steps,
- Go to Apple Menu and click on the Apple icon,
- Select System Settings,
- Select Display from the sidebar (you may have to scroll to get to it),
- Now turn off "Automatically adjust brightness"

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