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A lot of people have "autobrightness" on. I'd think brightness doesn't help much here
by maximilianthe1 2y ago
A lot of people have "autobrightness" on. I'd think brightness doesn't help much here
- landr0id 2y agoKind of a joke, but it could be useful for determining if they should serve light-mode or dark-mode ads. But I suppose they could just detect if dark/light mode are enabled.
- saagarjha 2y agoWhy would you serve dark-mode ads? Clearly you would pick the brightest option all the time.
- sky2224 2y agoAutomatic brightness probably helps honestly. It could help confirm whether someone is in fact in an area that has high levels of lighting around them (e.g., in a store, at a beach on a sunny day, etc.) Everything little piece of data that is gathered and used can help even if it isn't immediately apparent. Now I could be wrong on this, but I feel like advertisers don't need to know something is true about a user, they just need to be confident something is true about a user and that's where data points like screen brightness can be of help to them.