2023-04-24 03:48:17
The dark mode in iPhone It has become quite popular, this because it has several benefits, such as reducing the blue light of the screen and even because it has a more sophisticated design. However, as it happens from time to time, you may be looking for new alternatives to decorate the interface of your mobile and want to remove the old theme.
Although it is not possible to get rid of the “dark mode”, you can make a series of adjustments to return your iPhone to how it was before; that is, the “clear mode”, an option that comes by default on your same device and that you have the option of configuring it to your liking.
To do this, you will have to access the “Settings” application on your smartphone and follow the instructions that we explain from MAG. Also, keep in mind that you can always switch back to “dark mode” if you decided to change your mind at the last minute.
How to remove “dark mode” from iPhone
We explain how to remove the dark mode of your iPhone in just moments. Follow the step by step:
- Go to the “Settings” app from your iPhone.
- Tap on the “Display and brightness” option.
- Here, you will be able to choose between two panels.
- To stop using dark mode, choose light.
- Click on “clear mode” to activate it.
- Then, at the bottom of the screen, in the “Brightness” section.
- Adjust the screen brightness until it suits your preferences.
- Finally, go back to the main interface of your iPhone.
With these settings, your iPhone will go back to how it was before and will highlight your apps or any other available tools.
How to activate Siri’s “typing mode”
If you have trouble asking Siri out loud, you can activate its “typing mode” and request anything more comfortably from your iPhone. We explain what you should do.
- The first step is to open the “Settings” app.
- Then, tap on the “General” option.
- After this, click on “Accessibility”.
- Among the alternatives, choose “Siri”.
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