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Galaxy SI don't know about this, If there is any solution Samsung says about it 🥲
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Galaxy SThe Samsung S24U Display may have found a solution, but older displays had this issue and there was no solution at that time. Engineers are still working on it because they still cannot figure out how some random pixels get damaged without the phone being damaged.
My advice is to consider moving to a device in the S24 series. Replacing the display may not be the best option, as the cost depends on the type of display you choose to replace it with (original or third-party).
Even if the display is replaced, there is a chance that the issue may recur.
My S22 Ultra had the same issue, and the single line multiplied over time.
I am sorry that you had to go through this experience.
Apple phones may have their own display issues, such as half of the display turning green if a pixel goes off.
Even OLED TVs like Sony Bravia have been known to have similar issues.
Simply Every Display with Best technology has this greenline issue as a Con..
සියලු දේ අනිත්යයි 👍 කාලයක් වෙන අව්ලක් නැතුව පාවිච්චි කරනපු එක ගැන සතුටුයි
Chinese devices won't give that much satisfaction 😉
