The problem is OLED burn-in, which is not just an iPhone-specific problem since it can occur on any device with an OLED screen. However, it has become a concern for iPhone 15 Pro Max users.
So how to solve it?
iPhone 15
Update to iOS 17.3: Check if you have the latest iOS 17.1 or higher update installed. If not, update your phone and see if the issue is resolved.
This can occur when static images are displayed for extended periods, causing certain pixels to degrade unevenly.
Observe if the burn-in fades or disappears over time with normal usage patterns. Some burn-in can be temporary and might improve with regular usage.
Update to iOS 17.3: Check if you have the latest iOS 17.1 or higher update installed. If not, update your phone and see if the issue is resolved.
This can occur when static images are displayed for extended periods, causing certain pixels to degrade unevenly.
Observe if the burn-in fades or disappears over time with normal usage patterns. Some burn-in can be temporary and might improve with regular usage.
Thank you so much for your reply
Burn-in issues with the iPhone 15 Pro Max
