How do I increase AOD brightness

[homers]

Since updating to UI 7, I can no longer see the screen. I used to be able to adjust the brightness, but that option is no longer available in Lockstar or the lockscreen and AOD settings.

[userz0V9xZNf8Z]

Join the club gone from my s24 plus now the s23 plus. Don't understand why they don't leave it like it was

[Rotondo]

Still feel like the always on display just way to dark even when the light is hitting the screen wish Samsung would bring back the aod manual brightness mode to be able to adjust as much as we would like to this was one of the best features in my opinion!!!!

[realaud]

You can take the adaptive brightness off the lock screen. You will need Good Lock's LockStar module.  Once installed, open LockStar, tap the lockstar icon on the bottom of the lock screen, select always on display, then tap AOD auto brightness and  then turn off the adaptive brightness and turn the brightness slider all the way up to the maximum (or whatever level you desire).  keep in mind, it is still going to be dimmer than your home screen. 

[MsVirgo87]

What phone u have?

[realaud]

A54

[MsVirgo87]

Oh okay that's why cause we don't have this option on the s25 version

[realaud]

Oh, I wonder why? It seems like if it's available on one model, it should be available on all models. Unless this is the bone they throw to those of us with non-premium phones. In this instance, I would contact the developers of the Good Lock apps (yes, I know it's Samsung, but Good Lock Labs is separate), and suggest implementation in the S series phones. Perhaps it was an oversight on their part

[MsVirgo87]

I wonder why also and yea I already tried contacting them but I don't see how to contact them on good lock and they should not be skipping the S series

[realaud]

I checked the contact us information in the Good Lock app, but all it does is send one to the feedback page on the Members app.  So, I guess everyone who doesn't have this feature on their S series phone, should continue to send feedback through the feedback link.  I have no idea of their logic in doing things, and I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt of a programming omission for the S series. it could also be possible (speculating here) that the screens on the A series are not as sensitive to heat and burn in as the ones on the S series phones, and therefore they did deliberately leave out the option.  Although, I do notice that even at the brightest setting, the AOD is noticeably dimmer than the lock screen.  So, if they can throttle the maximum brightness for the AOD on the A series, they can do it with the S series.