I just got the iPhone 11 Pro Max and the screen has a yellow tint (even when True Tone and Night Shift are both disabled). I researched about this online and found that this is a very common issue. I just want to know if the screen becomes less warmer over time or it will stay like this forever, unless I change the color filter settings.
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iPhone 11 Pro Max Does the yellow tint on the iPhone 11 Pro Max disappear over time?
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“The glue has to dry”
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I’ve been through dozens of iPhone upgrades/Apple care replacement. None of them change colour after you get them. It’s just how it is once it’s manufactured.
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I’ve been through dozens of iPhone upgrades/Apple care replacement. None of them change colour after you get them. It’s just how it is once it’s manufactured.
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Ooops I went for AppleCare+ and then realised my bank covers for this, plus theft or loss. So I'll need to cancel.
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See Post #9457 in above thread may help
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You can adjust this in Settings —-> Accessibility —-> Display & Text —->. Color Filters
toggle on and then adjust Hue
toggle on and then adjust Hue
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