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<\/a>, which were reportedly fixed in the latest iOS 17.1 rollout.<\/p>\n For the uninitiated, users have reported iPhone 15 Pro<\/a> (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<\/a> devices, similar to how you would see static on older TVs.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Maybe we should clarify these things with the iOS<\/a> 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<\/a> 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, likely caused by a hardware issue, although the iOS 17.1 software update may potentially resolve it.<\/p>\n 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<\/a> 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.<\/p>\n You can follow Smartprix on Twitter<\/a>, Facebook, Instagram and Google News. Visit smartprix.com for the latest news, reviews and technical guides.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n