iOS 17.1 to fix iPhone 15 Pro’s Screen burn-in issues

The iPhone 15 series has been facing a lot of issues since it hit the market last month. People have reported iPhone 15 Pros overheating issues, reduced performance, and more. Screen burn-in issues have been reported on the iPhone 15 series, which were reportedly fixed in the latest iOS 17.1 rollout.

For the uninitiated, users have reported iPhone 15 Pro (and Pro Max) screen burn-in issues on Apple Support forums and Reddit. Users may see white blur or ghosting from previous screens on their latest iPhone 15 devices, similar to how you would see static on older TVs.

One user experienced screen burn-in issues three weeks after purchasing the iPhone, while another blamed the problem on the latest iOS 17.0.1 software update. Another user said he had heard of screen burn-in issues, but never saw one on his device until a few days ago. To reproduce this issue, he asked other users to put a dark gray image on the screen and set it to the lowest brightness. levels to notice ghosting.

Maybe we should clarify these things with the iOS 17.1 beta update. Its changelog indicates that the update fixes issues that could cause the display image to persist. Note that most of the issues we’ve seen regarding screen burn-in are related to the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, likely caused by a hardware issue, although the iOS 17.1 software update may potentially resolve it.

The iOS 17.1 update is likely to address a privacy issue reported by security researchers regarding the Important Locations setting that affects users when pairing with Apple Watch or transferring data from other wearable devices on the Apple Watch. Apple ecosystem. Apart from this, iOS 17.1 will also fix issues with the default keyboard.

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