Since the bug, I've occasionally noticed that lowering the brightness is weirdly sluggish. Moving the slider still works, but I can see each brightness level adjust tick and tick, rather than one smooth adjustment. Plus, even when it reaches the bottom, it doesn't seem as dark as it should be. I can tell, especially when using my iPhone in a dark room, it shouldn't be this bright at its minimum level.
How to fix this odd iOS brightness bug
The good news is I found a solution—though one I never would have expected. I finally thought to Google the problem, and found myself on this Reddit thread, with an iPhone 17 Pro user with the same problem as me. The top comment presented the solution: Press the Dictation button on your iPhone's keyboard.
That Reddit post was from January, which means Apple still hasn't patched this bug. I'm currently running the latest version of iOS as of this article (26.5.2), though I haven't yet dipped my toe in the iOS 27 beta. It's possible Apple has a patch in its next big iPhone update, but until I run it, I can't say for sure. If your iPhone also has this strange brightness bug, at least there's a solution—as unconventional as it may be.
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