[Mooncatt]

I've noticed when I set my screen brightness to the minimum from the system settings, some other utility apps like AVG and Android Assistant show it's only at 11% brightness. If I turn those down to zero, it really makes the screen dark, but it doesn't stay. When I back out of the setting, it doesn't save if it's below that 11% (it does save if above that, though). Is there a way to get the phone to hold that extra low setting?

Right now I use a screen filter app that's like virtual window tint. It works well, but discolors the screen a little. I often use the phone in low light situations where even the factory minimum brightness is too bright, and would love to do this strictly via backlight.

[Yaish]

I'm using an app called "brightness level disc" that puts a toggle widget on your screen. It seems to work well for me.

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[Mooncatt]

Tried it, but the same results. When I drop brightness too to 0% in the app, it reverts back to 11% when I click ok to close it.

[Yaish]

That's odd, it doesn't do that on mine.

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