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How to Keep Your iPhone X Screen From Turning Off

How to Keep Your iPhone X Screen From Turning Off

Posted on December 5, 2017June 7, 2019 By Jarvis

The iPhone X has an overhauled TrueDepth front-facing camera, which powers Face ID, new augmented reality features, Animoji and selfies in Portrait Mode. That camera also holds the key to keeping your display from going black. It recognizes when you’re looking at it, and won’t dim unless you look away.

But if you want to keep your screen on longer without giving it constant attention, you can do that, too, with simple adjustments to your iPhone X’s settings. Here are two ways to keep your iPhone X screen from turning off.

Turn on Attention Aware Features

1. Open Settings.
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