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iPhone 15 Pro Max OLED Burn-In: Causes, Effects, and Solutions

Many iPhone 15 Pro Max users have reported instances of OLED burn-in on their screens, which is a result of static images or icons being displayed for extended periods. Apple, however, attributes these issues to a software bug, asserting that it’s “display image persistence” rather than OLED burn-in. The company plans to address the problem in a future iOS 17.1 update. In the meantime, the best preventative measure is to avoid leaving static images on the screen for too long. If OLED burn-in is detected, Apple recommends having the device checked by a technician.