This was reported by the Chinese version of MyDrivers, referring to the affected users. For some, in addition to the Always on Display overlay, there is also an enlarged “island” on the home screen, and this, like the aforementioned function, has become one of the hallmarks of next-generation Apple flagships.
The publication writes that the burn-in phenomenon of OLED displays is a phenomenon the industry has yet to completely prevent. So, despite the premium smartphone, there is still a risk of exhaustion after viewing the same screen for a long time.
Source: Ferra
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