Your Samsung phone’s screen may never forgive you for downloading Android 14 early،
Screen burn-in or ghosting is permanent discoloration of areas on a screen. When an image is left on a screen for too long, some pixels are overused and degrade quickly, causing discoloration in certain areas. This is why screensavers were so popular back then. The idea is to move an image to ensure that no area of the screen remains lit for a long period of time.
take a screenshot where the status bar is visible
rotate the screen to landscape then back to portrait (do this 5 times so that the elements drift over a significant amount of pixels)
open screenshot in samsung gallery
The status (and navigation) bar overlapping your screenshot should be visible and you should be able to notice if the status bar items have changed position. In One UI 6, they are static no matter what you do.
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Screenshot of UI 5 versus UI 6
On One UI 6, the icons stay in the same place and this makes Samsung device screens work Android 14 likely to burn.
Samsung could resolve this issue in the coming days, but without any official assurances from the company, it’s hard to be sure. If you have already downloaded Android 14, you may find comfort in the fact that screen burn-in is rare and, unless you leave a static image on your phone for an unrealistically long time and at maximum brightness, you have nothing to worry about . And even if it does eventually happen, rest assured that burn-ins don’t make a screen non-functional, they just look annoying.