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Press reports have revealed that some users of “CamelThey suffer from a problem with the screen, which turns into a strange green color, either temporarily with low light or when phones are unlocked, or even permanently for others.
It seems that the problem for some users was caused by the update of the iOS operating system, but for others it was accepted by Apple as a hardware error that requires changing the screen, according to Forbes.
Phones areIPhone 11 ProAnd “iPhone 11 Pro Max” most affected, although there are reports indicating the same problem in “iPhone X” phones, and the common factor between these devices is the “OLED” screens.
Moreover, some iPhone owners reported that the problem first surfaced with installing iOS 13.4, and it worsened with iOS 13.5 and iOS 13.5.1 updates, while some new buyers reported that the problem existed with the launch of the phones.
Affected phone users say that the problem is still present in the new beta version of iOS 13.5.5, so the repair schedule is unknown, either through OS updates or via a device recall campaign.
So the real reason behind the problem has not been revealed, knowing that “Apple” acknowledged the defect in some cases, and its distribution outlets and official vendors agreed to replace the screens under the warranty.
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Press reports have revealed that some users of “CamelThey suffer from a problem with the screen, which turns into a strange green color, either temporarily with low light or when phones are unlocked, or even permanently for others.
It seems that the problem for some users was caused by the update of the iOS operating system, but for others it was accepted by Apple as a hardware error that requires changing the screen, according to Forbes.
Phones areIPhone 11 ProAnd “iPhone 11 Pro Max” most affected, although there are reports indicating the same problem in “iPhone X” phones, and the common factor between these devices is the “OLED” screens.
Moreover, some iPhone owners reported that the problem first surfaced with installing iOS 13.4, and it worsened with iOS 13.5 and iOS 13.5.1 updates, while some new buyers reported that the problem existed with the launch of the phones.
Affected phone users say that the problem is still present in the new beta version of iOS 13.5.5, so the repair schedule is unknown, either through OS updates or via a device recall campaign.
So the real reason behind the problem has not been revealed, knowing that “Apple” acknowledged the defect in some cases, and its distribution outlets and official vendors agreed to replace the screens under the warranty.
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