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I wouldn't say it happened to me all the time, but it happened enough that I'm glad they let us disable it. This way everyone wins, those who like the feature and didn't have issues with it, and those who don't like the swipe feature or who did have issues with it.
The feature was only marginally useful for me since I keep the light at around 5% for most of the time. In terms of how often it happened to me, I would say maybe three times in a month of reading, but those three times were often at night when I was reading before I went to sleep, making it more frustrating than if it happened during the day when I had decent ambient light.
I'm surprised there's such attention spent on the adding of an option to disable something. It doesn't alter how anyone -has- to use their device, rather lets us use it how we want.
I'm waiting for the day Kobo adds an option to enable fullscreen and nightmode to the actual UI. I may be dreaming of that ever happening, but it's a possibility.
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