Firmware/Software updates push the device to peak performance, generating significant heat. That thermal stress can expose weak points in the OLED display—especially fragile internal connections—leading to permanent display lines. . . This isn’t normal wear and tear. It points to an underlying design or manufacturing flaw. . . Samsung has a responsibility to address such core issues. . Instead, they are choosing to deny accountability and shift the burden onto customers—asking them to pay for what is clearly a defect. That’s not just disappointing, it’s unacceptable. . . Multiple users reporting it after updates, yet Samsung continues to show negligence by shifting the cost onto customers instead of acknowledging the problem. . . In my case as well, the display issue appeared immediately after an official update, but it is still being treated as a chargeable repair since one goodwill support was already given. . . So Samsung’s solution is simple: 👉 Push update 👉 Screen gets line issue 👉 Say “out of warranty” 👉 Charge ₹12,000 from Customer . . What makes this worse? Posts exposing this issue mysteriously get removed once they start gaining high views and traction on Samsung Members. . . If Samsung spent half the effort fixing the issue instead of removing high-view posts, customers wouldn’t be this frustrated. . . Removing posts only after they gain attention makes it look less like moderation and more like damage control. Silencing genuine customer complaints will never erase the problem. . . Repeated Vertical Pink/Green Line Issue After Software Update - Galaxy S22+ . https://r2.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S/Green-Line-after-update/td-p/22087300?src=ShareByUserCM . . Beware-of-Updates 🚨 . https://r2.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S/Beware-of-Software-updates/td-p/22020455?src=ShareByUse...
