About Material Flashlight
Material Flashlight provides several ways to use an Android phone’s camera LED or screen as a light. It includes a basic on and off control, a strobe with adjustable intervals, a music strobe that responds to nearby sound, and an SOS mode. Users can select either the camera LED or screen-based lighting module. The app also provides widgets and, on Android 7 and later, a Quick Settings tile for faster access. Its permissions depend on the selected features: camera and flashlight access are used for the camera LED, audio recording is used to analyze sound for the music strobe, and system settings access is used to set maximum brightness for the screen module. These details explain why different modes request different capabilities. Material Flashlight is a multi-mode utility for illumination and flashing patterns, with controls available from the app, widgets, or supported quick settings.
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