iOS version: 17.2 dev beta 2
Did you leave the display on for too long by accident? 🤔
this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2023
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I’m pretty sure this is just image retention, not burn in. I know a change was made in a recent update but if it’s still happening to you, definitely have apple look at it.
Its a bug. When I had 17.1 it's was ok but in beta 2 is back. The 17.2 does not contain the fix. So wait for beta 3 but report it.
Update to the most recent update dev version 3 is out
On MacRumors someone said screen protectors cause this. Apparently the screen overheats.
This isn't burn-in and was fixed in an iOS update. It was posted all over this subreddit long ago.
What rock have you been living under?
A 1800e device with such shit quality. Doesnt matter if it is a software issue, fixed with a hard reset, on such an expensive device this shouldn't happen
🤣 really? This is clearly a hardware issues, people still gonna think that they can be fix with a software update?
For the record, on this occasion, you're wrong.
The hell are those things that look like damage on the side?
Oh here I thought these clickbait posts had died off. Guess not. Once again as many have said this is image retention, something that can happen with OLED displays. Just reinstall the OS and you’ll be fine. Stop using “burn in” when you don’t actually know the difference.