Samsung users report potential screen burn-in issues with One UI 6 – Times of India
What are OLED screen burn-ins
OLED screens are susceptible to screen burn-in. This causes permanent discolouration of screens that can affect display quality. Samsung introduced a feature called Pixel shifting in One UI 5 which is designed to prevent burn-ins. This feature seems to be malfunctioning in the One UI 6 update.
How One UI 6 is affecting Samsung displays
With One UI 6, users have noticed that status bar icons are no longer shifting positions as they should. One Reddit user also noted that the issue can be verified with a simple three-step test:
- Take a screenshot where the status bar is visible.
- Rotate the screen from portrait to landscape and back five times.
- Open the screenshot in
Samsung Gallery to observe the status bar’s position.
The user has also shared the screenshots taken on both One UI 5 and 6. When compared, the status bar in One UI 6 remains static. This indicates a potential problem with the burn-in protection feature. The Pixel Shift feature seemed functional for the navigation bar, however, the status bar icons were not moving. This hints at a possible bug in One UI 6.0.
Several users have confirmed facing the same issue on the Reddit thread. This raised concerns about the effectiveness of the burn-in protection feature in One UI 6. Samsung is expected to fix this issue with an upcoming software update. However, the company is yet to acknoledge the problem.
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