You'll know if the screen curtain is on or off because when it's on, iPhone 
says screen curtain on.  When it's off, iPhone says, screen curtain off.  The 
toggle is a 3 finger triple tap.
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  From: Rose Combs 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 4:58 PM
  Subject: RE: a battery saver, but effective?


  You know, the other day my husband told me his screen was all black and he 
could not fix it, I suggested he reset the phone and that worked but I bet 
somehow he turned on the screen curtain, I don't use it and I don't know if he 
even knows it exists, I do know when he was telling me he could not see 
anything it was talking.  

   

  That is pretty funny now that I think about it.  Since he managed to mess up 
a droid in the past hear and lose the iPhone 4, I just figured it was something 
else we would have to deal with.  

   

   

  From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Victor Gouveia
  Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 8:31 AM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Re: a battery saver, but effective?

   

  While I agree with most of these battery saving tips, I should point out 
something the guides don't take into account.

   

  Audio-brightness should be switched to off, not on.

   

  Common sense dictates that while it would save battery life on the 
brightness, that savings would be eaten up by the power the light sensor is 
using up in order to operate.  Granted, I don't know exactly how much power 
that particular sensor uses up, as it would have to function constantly in 
order to be able to deduce what setting the brightness needs to be at in order 
to operate at a comfortable level in any particular instance, whatever it is, 
you wouldn't gain in battery savings as you would setting auto-brightness to 
off.

   

  In any case, if your vision doesn't require brightness, as in you're a 
totally blind person, keep the screen curtain on, and regardless of what the 
brightness is set at, be it 0% or 100%, the screen curtain shuts down any 
foreground and background colours, making the screen essentially blank, and, as 
I said in my previous post, I have confirmed this with my brother who is 
sighted.

   

  The great thing is that the screen curtain doesn't have to be turned off 
manually when you need sighted assistance with the phone, as turning off 
Voiceover automatically shuts off the screen curtain, then re-enables it when 
you turn Voiceover back on.  Talk about efficiency.  Smiles.

   

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