iOS 17.0.2 Lock Screen Bug

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My google search about this issue brought me here to your post. This same black screen with the partial faint time (in a navy blue) has been happening to me recently on both my iPhones - both are different models I first saw it on my 12pro max and then on my work phone which is an XR. Currently Running on iOS 17.0.3 and it just happened again….. so I knew it wasn’t an issue I caused. It must be a bug.

I see there is a 17.1 update with some bug fixes so I’ll update and see if it resolves; if it keeps happening I’lll take my 12 pro max into the store as I have extended apple care on it still.