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Display backlight starts flickering often in low light conditions. This does not seem to be connected to display timeout. Mostly it is somewhat fast and smooth, but at worst the intensity of the backlight may switch from the lowest to the highest and back without fade-in effect in between in a fraction of a second.

When the light sensor is covered by hand completely, the flickering does not happen.

Sailfish version is 1.1.0.39 Uitukka. I tested light sensor under good lighting conditions with csd and it reports 'Pass' with values 'covered: 0' and 'uncovered: 288'.

Display backlight starts flickering often in low light conditions. This does not seem Flickering here means that the intensity of the backlight switches from in couple of seconds three to be connected to display timeout. ten times. Mostly it is somewhat fast and smooth, but at worst the intensity of the backlight may switch from the lowest to the highest and back without fade-in effect in between in a fraction of a second.

This does not seem to be connected to display timeout, and it happens when the phone is very still (reading text on a sofa for instance).

When the light sensor is covered by hand completely, the flickering does not happen.

Sailfish version is 1.1.0.39 Uitukka. I tested light sensor under good lighting conditions with csd and it reports 'Pass' with values 'covered: 0' and 'uncovered: 288'.

Display backlight starts flickering often in low light conditions. Flickering here means that the intensity of the backlight switches from in couple of seconds time three to ten times. Mostly it is somewhat fast and smooth, but at worst the intensity of the backlight may switch from the lowest to the highest and back without fade-in effect in between in a fraction of a second.

This does not seem to be connected to display timeout, and it happens when the phone is very still (reading text on a sofa for instance).

When the light sensor is covered by hand completely, the flickering does not happen.

Sailfish version is 1.1.0.39 Uitukka. I tested light sensor under good lighting conditions with csd and it reports 'Pass' with values 'covered: 0' and 'uncovered: 288'.

Display backlight starts flickering often in low light conditions. Flickering here means that the intensity of the backlight switches in couple of seconds time three to ten times. Mostly it is somewhat fast and smooth, but at worst the intensity of the backlight may switch from the lowest to the highest and back without fade-in effect in between in a fraction of a second.

This does not seem to be connected to display timeout, and it happens when the phone is very still (reading text on a sofa for instance).

When the light sensor is covered by hand completely, the flickering does not happen.

Sailfish version is 1.1.0.39 Uitukka. I tested light sensor under good lighting conditions with csd and it reports 'Pass' with values 'covered: 0' and 'uncovered: 288'.

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mcetool --set-brightness-fade-als=1500

Display backlight starts flickering often in low light conditions. Flickering here means that the intensity of the backlight switches in couple of seconds time three to ten times. Mostly it is somewhat fast and smooth, but at worst the intensity of the backlight may switch from the lowest to the highest and back without fade-in effect in between in a fraction of a second.

This does not seem to be connected to display timeout, and it happens when the phone is very still (reading text on a sofa for instance).

When the light sensor is covered by hand completely, the flickering does not happen.

Sailfish version is 1.1.0.39 Uitukka. I tested light sensor under good lighting conditions with csd and it reports 'Pass' with values 'covered: 0' and 'uncovered: 288'.