Bleeding light near rubber edges

[DeltaMac]

OK.
I see backlight bleed from the corners, and also light leaking from both right and left side bezels.

I think Apple service will not have an opinion, but will decide if your display issues are repairable under warranty.
My opinion is: Apple needs to look at your display issues. They will not make any decision about repairs without seeing your MBPro.
Either take into a "genius" at your local Apple store, or come up with some other problems that need attention -- and it sounds like you have those "other" problems. You said that you are preparing to send off your MBPro for other problems. Don't neglect including your display symptoms when you send it off. The display problems WON'T extend the length of time for the repair "trip", as they have to disassemble anyway to replace a keyboard, for example. They have to remove the display assembly as part of that job. Replacing that display won't affect total repair time at all (assuming that all parts are available in the repair center.
So, the repair center will either replace your display assembly (particularly if you make a point of mentioning that issue), or they will not (and you may expect notes about that when your MBPro is returned)

Please keep in mind that Apple may allow some small amount of "light leakage", so a replacement display might be perfect to your eye, or might also have some minor leakage - acceptable to Apple. There's no way to predict that outcome.
Maybe you will get one of the "no visible leakage" displays.

 

[Starcrowl]

OK.
I see backlight bleed from the corners, and also light leaking from both right and left side bezels.

I think Apple service will not have an opinion, but will decide if your display issues are repairable under warranty.
My opinion is: Apple needs to look at your display issues. They will not make any decision about repairs without seeing your MBPro.
Either take into a "genius" at your local Apple store, or come up with some other problems that need attention -- and it sounds like you have those "other" problems. You said that you are preparing to send off your MBPro for other problems. Don't neglect including your display symptoms when you send it off. The display problems WON'T extend the length of time for the repair "trip", as they have to disassemble anyway to replace a keyboard, for example. They have to remove the display assembly as part of that job. Replacing that display won't affect total repair time at all (assuming that all parts are available in the repair center.
So, the repair center will either replace your display assembly (particularly if you make a point of mentioning that issue), or they will not (and you may expect notes about that when your MBPro is returned)

Please keep in mind that Apple may allow some small amount of "light leakage", so a replacement display might be perfect to your eye, or might also have some minor leakage - acceptable to Apple. There's no way to predict that outcome.
Maybe you will get one of the "no visible leakage" displays.

I just gave it to authorized service provider and i was thinking that they’ll send it to apple and let’em check out but that girl who helped me told that we do repair at our service, just asking apple for spare parts and assembly there. She gave me a paper and it says;
- Some keys are not working properly, “G” key is detached.
- Screen leaks from bezels
- Noises come out when moving display
I also wanted ssd firmware upgrade and she wrote down that too but i forgot to say screen bleeding. It’s non visible in real (besides it reflects on part which is between screen and keyboard with reddish color) but appears on camera. She wrote that noises come from screen but actually from all device actually. Couldn’t have time to recorrect and it’s my bad but do you think they’ll notice that bleeding when diagnosed? Thanks for the answer btw

 

[DeltaMac]

The only repair for the bezel leak is replacing that display assembly, which would include the backlight, the LCD panel, and everything else internal to the display. So, missing one little detail about the display is not important when fixing anything on the display replaces it all. It's all glued together, so not practical to replace the bezel by itself, for example.

 

[IngerMan]

It is a problem for me but i dont know if its for Apple. That’s what i wanted to know. I contacted with Apple Support many times and they just say go to the service or dont have an opinion about it. I have to wait for 2 weeks at least if i send them and that’s a long time for me without any device...I also opened a topic, would appreciate if you look at it

my 2017 15" is just over a year in use. I have ZERO light bleed. I would report it if I did.