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Buyers complain of burn-in on iPhone 15 Pro Max display (appleinsider.com)
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[–] dandroid@dandroid.app 5 points 2 years ago

I used to work for a tiny company that made garbage android tablets, and we saw this issue on a subset of our devices. Really quick burn in after just a couple of hours. IIRC ours was from defective hardware due to its cheap nature. I wrote a test suite to for tablet where one test required the device to site with the screen on for a few hours and then changed to a grey screen that made it easy to identify burn-in, and the manufacturer had to say yes or no if it had it. I think our problem pretty much went away after that.

Though this could be a different issue. It could be a driver issue.