That's unfortunate, because an unexpected flash of white light from your phone at the wrong time means you'll need to let your eyes adapt to the darkness again. However, the operating system and other apps still appear bright and blue - even with "Night Shift" enabled. Many iPhone apps come with a red-night mode, especially those used for stargazing. Using red light at night preserves your eyes' adaptation to the dark. The authro has found a way to eliminate that risk. A blast of white light from your phone while stargazing can ruin your dark adaptation. By tapping into some little-know settings, you can use your iPhone at night and preserve your dark adaptation.
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