About Auto Shine
Auto Shine adjusts Android screen brightness using the device’s light sensor. Users configure four pairs of ambient-light readings and desired brightness levels, and the app calculates brightness values between those points using linear interpolation. This lets the user define a custom response to different lighting conditions rather than relying only on the built-in automatic brightness behavior. The intended mode reads ambient light when the screen is unlocked or rotated, sets brightness once, and then stops adjusting until the next such event. The description emphasizes that the app requires configuration and is not a one-tap replacement for automatic brightness. It can also keep reading sensor data while the phone is ringing, so brightness can be set based on the surrounding light. Auto Shine needs permission to modify system settings and requires background-related permissions to keep its service available. Users configure the brightness curve to suit their device and preferences, then let the app apply the matching level at the specified screen events.
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