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Samsung's One UI 6.1 update has reintroduced a burn-in prevention feature that was missing in One UI 6, aiming to address the screen burn-in issue on its OLED displays by subtly shifting pixels to prevent permanent image retention, particularly affecting the Galaxy S23 series and other eligible devices.
Galaxy users are reporting screen burn-in issues after updating to Samsung's One UI 6.0. The problem seems to be related to the pixel shift feature not working properly in the latest update, causing elements on the screen to overlap and potentially leading to burn-in. Users are hoping for a software fix from Samsung to address this issue.
Some iPhone 15 Pro Max units are reportedly experiencing screen burn-in issues, adding to a list of problems for Apple this year. Screen burn-in occurs when an image is left on the screen for too long and remains visible even when the device is turned off. iPhone owners have posted about the issue on Reddit, with one user sharing a ghostly image of a burnt-in virtual keyboard. It is suggested that the burn-in may be a result of a manufacturing defect, and affected users are advised to seek a replacement through Apple's one-year warranty.