Topline. Users of the new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max have complained about “screen burn-in” causing an image to faintly persist in the background of their phones, but Apple is reportedly fixing ...

Apple is rolling out iOS 17.1 RC which fixes the "screen burn-in" issues faced by iPhone 15 Pro users, ... The "screen burn-in" was an image retention bug in iOS 17 that left behind a ghost image.

If care is not taken, burn-in effects can lead to the creation of undesired ghost images on a display." In theory, this could affect iPhones or iPads which display the same app icons in the same ...

My brightness is set at only 50% and I use a screen saver whenever possible." Stuck pixels or burn-in are, obviously, most likely to occur in areas of the screen that display mostly static images ...

But the majority of OLED TV and Switch owners don't have to stress over those pesky ghost images. ... As we put it in our extensive guide to OLED screen burn-in: "Burn-in is when a part of an ...

YouTube content creator Wulff Den tested the console model to see how it would handle screen burn-in. The channel took the Nintendo Switch and left a static image on for 1,800 hours.

At Ars Technica, we have at least one example of an OLED TV released before 2020 that succumbed to mild burn-in—a competitive online shooter's UI continued to hover as a ghost image over other ...

An image has to be on-screen for hundreds or even thousands of hours to truly damage the screen. Burn-in is also less likely to occur on newer OLEDs, which are often manufactured with burn-in ...

I have a 19" CRT monitor that I bought used with some screen burn in images that are most obvious when I have a white background. Can I do anything about reversing the burn in or is it too late?