Experiencing iPhone 12 dim glow issue? What Should I Do?

The dim glow issue is very much obvious on iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Mini, and iPhone 12 Pro Max models.

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Apple in its software patch had addressed the display issues at low brightness levels, making everyone believe for some time that the issue of the iPhone 12 dim glow was fixed forever.

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The iOS 14.5 update fixed some of the iPhone 12 dim glow issues.

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On the other hand, it added more to the frustration when opting for the auto-brightness option disabled did not help either. The brightness was found to keep on dimming.

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