Ok fair enough. All articles relating to this potential issue are very careful to state 'allegedly' or 'reportedly'... but there is no scientific testing results or any real complaints or cases of screen burn experienced in the handsets... or evidence that I have seen.
If it was factual there would be a lot mote data about this... testing results... whether dark mode or light mode is a worse condition... etc etc. I have yet to see any article with any factual evidence.
Additionally although some icons were using pixel shift, in all the samsung phones over the past 10 years or more I have never seen the clock move from LHS, the battery percentage and indicator on right hand side... none of these at anytime being reorganised or moved in the interests of screen burn.
I assume only a few icons are moved around periodically. But why does the battery icon or percentages not create pixel burn.
Again personally I think it is blown out of proportion, but I would be happy to see some actual evidence of real cases.
I will continue to use my S23u without any concerns of such issues until it is a proven problem and there are many cases or issues seen.
A lot of these articles in the android forums are deliberately written to create some debates and perhaps are not all entirely factual.
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