When news broke a few days ago about possible iPhone 15 screen burn-in, Pro Max, have scared many Apple fans. Burn-in is a completely standard process for OLED displays, but it would be absolutely astonishing for this problem to start showing up less than a month after the phones went on sale. Fortunately, however, as it has now turned out, there is no need to panic.
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He released last night Apple final beta iOS 17.1, which, as usual, was supplemented with a lot of developer notes. Among other things, you can read that previous versions of the operating system iOS 17 contained a bug that caused the content displayed on the iPhone 15's display to be blurry. Pro to 15 Pro Max could have appeared as a burnt-in display. Fortunately, however, it was only a display error that Apple it will be solved simply by using a software update, so there is no need to worry about the fact that after a month phone displays will start to be destroyed in this way. As for the release of the update, which will correct the error in displaying the content, it should be released specifically next week - specifically on Tuesday, October 24.
Unfortunately, it's like with cars. This is also what recalls for new repair software are based on. I'm still waiting for the 15 Pro Max :)
so it seems that buying news is simply nonsense.
There will be something to it.., so far everything around 15 pro has made me stick with 14 pro, and next year upgrade from 6.1″ to 6.3″..
Or maybe not to take seriously every inflated bubble that always accompanies the start of sales of new iPhones. I have had a 15pro since September 22nd and I haven't noticed a single one of the problems that are everywhere. That I would be damn lucky to have a perfect piece? 😀