Moto g62 brightness

[anon(10796297)]

Other possible cause could be any third party app that controls brightness or includes any kind of filter.

Hi Don't have any 3rd party brightness app installed but seems to have worked by enabling and disabling the app

 

[mustang7757]

Hi I enabled it and then disabled it again and seems to have worked cheers

Ok great at least we know what was the issue

 

[anon(10796297)]

Ok great at least we know what was the issue

Hi it's started again.

 

[anon(10796297)]

Other possible cause could be any third party app that controls brightness or includes any kind of filter.

It's started again and don't have any 3rd party apps on phone

 

[mustang7757]

Hi it's started again.

Hi then probably going have to keep that Moto app enabled

 

[anon(10796297)]

Hi then probably going have to keep that Moto app enabled

So you don't think it's anything suspicious then. Just because my internet is browser is lagging a bit aswell on certain sites.

 

[Javier P]

It's started again and don't have any 3rd party apps on phone

Well, it's not a big surprise since you disabled the Moto app again. And, to be honest, it doesn't make much sense you posting about the same issue again.

 

[anon(10796297)]

Well, it's not a big surprise since you disabled the Moto app again. And, to be honest, it doesn't make much sense you posting about the same issue again.

I undisabled it and disabled it and it stopped but it's come back again. And was just asking if this anything suspicious as my browser is lagging on some sites

 

[Javier P]

I undisabled it and disabled it and it stopped but it's come back again. And was just asking if this anything suspicious as my browser is lagging on some sites

The Moto app comes preinstalled in every Moto device and it's not suspicious at all. Actually, it's very good and useful. It doesn't make sense buying a Moto phone and disabling this kind of system apps. It's up to you disabling that sort of things for whatever your reasons are, but be aware that some glitches can be expected. That's all.

 

[mustang7757]

So you don't think it's anything suspicious then. Just because my internet is browser is lagging a bit aswell on certain sites.

Can try different web browser or clear it's cache then force stop it

Javier know these devices better than I do .

 

[anon(10796297)]

The Moto app comes preinstalled in every Moto device and it's not suspicious at all. Actually, it's very good and useful. It doesn't make sense buying a Moto phone and disabling this kind of system apps. It's up to you disabling that sort of things for whatever your reasons are, but be aware that some glitches can be expected. That's all.

Oh ok so the brightness changing is most likely a glitch or caused because it's been disabled.

 

[anon(10796297)]

Can try different web browser or clear it's cache then force stop it

Javier know these devices better than I do .

It's chrome will try to clear cache

 

[Javier P]

Lagging and choppy scrolling in sites are usually caused by the browser of choice, a bad coded site or, occasionally, the display refresh rate. In some new models setting the refresh rate to 60hz can help, but it's a big price to pay for just a couple of crappy sites.

 

[anon(10796297)]

It's chrome will try to clear cache

That's worked. Clearing the cache.

 

[mustang7757]

That's worked. Clearing the cache.

Good also force stop that app after doing clear cache but since clearing cache got it going next time

 

[anon(10796297)]

Lagging and choppy scrolling in sites are usually caused by the browser of choice, a bad coded site or, occasionally, the display refresh rate. In some new models setting the refresh rate to 60hz can help, but it's a big price to pay for just a couple of crappy sites.

Oh so nothing malicious then. That's what I was thinking is malware etc

 

[mustang7757]

Oh so nothing malicious then. That's what I was thinking is malware etc

No