max brightness to all phones; removing the True Tone from all phones. Please, look at the pictures below, also Iphone 7 is really better and of course no comparison with Iphone XR ; IPhone 12 PRO is really wrong (it seems the worse phone display ever, payed like gold) . Is there any answers to this by Apple? P.S.
Posted on Sep 28, 2021 11:38 AM. Hello. The iPhone 11 Pro Max supports True Tone. If you would like to turn on True Tone, you can do so at Settings > Display & Brightness > True Tone. If True Tone is unavailable, it may be disabled by an accessibility setting such as Invert Colors, Grayscale, and Increase Contrast.
In previous videos, we have introduced how to replace and reassemble screen for iPhone 11 Pro/11 Pro Max. To meet customers' more repairing needs, we special Of course True Tone is still missing. I also own the JCV1s and saw there is a feature to "fix TrueTone" without the original display by reading out the serial numbers from the device itself in the JCRepair tool. It says: "For 11P-12PM/SE2020 original color data needs to be backed up to the cloud through JBOX and then extracted". True Tone is smarter. Not only does it respond to lighting conditions around you at any time of the day, but it does so intelligently, thanks to built-in device intelligence and data from those six light sensors.The aim is to make the brightness of the display act in a very similar way to how different types of light illuminate your newspaper
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As we all know, the iPhone's true tone functionality is disabled after a screen replacement. To restore the true tone display on iPhone 11/11 Pro/Pro Max, th
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Found this thread while googling why my iPad Air 5 still has True Tone after replacing the screen x) For context, I bought my replacement from AliExpress and I was flabbergasted that it still has True Tone, according to my googling skills it seems that iPads don’t lose True Tone after replacing the screens, only the iPhones do. 3. jappleseed481.
