Phone screen brightness for a night cortege - dim for neighbours readable for map
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Anna Freitag•234 rep5
For a night cortege, how dim should the phone screen be so we do not bother neighbours, but still bright enough to check the map. Not phone torch etiquette and not night-mode photography.
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Drop brightness low and use dark mode for maps. A quick glance is fine; a bright face-up screen in a dense line draws complaints. Screenshot your pin while you still have light.
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Asanka Weerasinghe•1631 rep6
If you are streaming or checking the schedule, step one pace back from the front curb first.
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Dilruk Pathirana•1642 rep3
Keep the phone in a chest pocket between checks so it does not light the whole row.
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