Apple is rolling out iOS 17.1 RC which fixes the "screen burn-in" issues faced by iPhone 15 Pro users, as it was an image retention bug.

iPhone 15 'screen burn' issue is actually something else. And Apple has a fix. Don't worry, a software update should resolve the problem.

iPhone 15 Burn In Fixed: Apple fixed image retention issue on iPhone 15 with an upcoming iOS 17.1 update. Get the details here!

The release notes for the iOS 17.1 beta says that it contains a fix for an issue that might be the cause for the scattered reports of iPhone 15 screen burn-in.

What can you do if you think you see screen burn-in on your iPhone? If you think you're seeing signs of screen burn-in on your iPhone 15 check if you have the latest iOS update. Why?

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The pixel shift feature is not working properly on Galaxy devices running One UI 6.0, leaving phones vulnerable to screen burn-in.

I have a Mitsubishi HDTV and yesterday I noticed some very slight burn in, I guess from my brother leaving Halo no pause too long. It is very slight, but i can make it out. Is there any way to get ...