Apple has admitted that some iPhone15 "burn screen" and the solution has arrived

After Apple released the iPhone 15 series, many users reported screen burning issues on social media platforms and posted relevant photos. Due to the recent launch of the iPhone 15 series, quality issues such as screen burning were difficult for the first batch of users to accept. However, due to the expiration of the return and exchange date, the problem was difficult to solve. In fact, the issue of burning the screen on Apple phones is not a new issue for a long time, and many old Apple fans have also encountered it. Throughout history, iPhones using OLED screens have a certain probability of experiencing such problems.

Actually, it's not just Apple phones, many Android phones also have similar problems, and even more serious problems. Many users speculate that it may be a hardware issue with Apple's OLED display screen and hope that Apple can provide an explanation. Interestingly, during this period, Cook was inspecting domestic foundries, and there were also overwhelming reports online. The iPhone 15 series has been on the hot search list, but this time it was mostly negative news. Apple's "screen burning" has become the top topic of discussion, and it is time for Apple to respond.

Finally, Apple officially provided a solution by pushing the RC version update of iOS 17.1 for iPhone owners, with version number 21B74. From the update instructions, it can be seen that the new version has fixed possible image residue issues. If your Apple phone also experiences screen burning issues, it is strongly recommended to upgrade to the new version of iOS17.1, as the problem may be resolved. Of course, many netizens expressed doubts and roast that Apple pushed the new system every time there was a problem, believing that software optimization "treats the symptoms rather than the root causes".

Regarding this issue, I also have the same concerns, as I have been using my iPhone 15 Pro for a month now. Initially, there was indeed a burning problem, but fortunately, the new system solved this problem. As for the screen burning problem, I have not encountered it yet. Considering that the screen burning problem is an inherent feature of OLED technology, if it is not very serious, I will let it go. In addition to fixing screen burning issues, iOS version 17.1 also provides users with a better user experience and solves other bugs.

The new system has fixed the issue of resetting the 'important location' privacy settings when transferring or pairing an AppleWatch for the first time, and has also addressed an issue that may cause the iPhone keyboard to slow down. It has added collision detection optimization functionality to iPhone 14 and iPhone 15. This feature was originally applied on iPhone 14Pro, but has now been downgraded to the standard version model. In response to the radiation issue with iPhone 12, a fix has been made this time, and an internet air separation delivery function has been added.

Regarding the iOS 17.1 system, my opinion is that there is no need for experienced users to urgently upgrade. This time, we have mainly optimized and upgraded the new iPhone 15, which will not have a significant impact on the experience of older models. In addition, there is no need for everyone to be too nervous about the "screen burning issue" of the iPhone 15. After all, this is a small probability event that occurs to themselves. You can seek Apple's after-sales assistance. Have you had your phone "screen burning" yet?