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iPhone 11 Pro Green tint when unlocking

I have the same issue on my X. Started after upgrading to 13.5 (came from 13.3). I've found a workaround, if you enable Reduce transparency (Accessibility -> Display & Text size) the green tint won't appear.
 
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noobinator said:
About 25% of the time when I unlock my launch day iPhone 11 Pro the screen looks all washed out with a green tint. After about 3 seconds it flashes back to normal. Anyone ever have this happen or know if this is a problem on iPhone 11s? I should probably do a restore / set up as new but I"m trying to avoid that if possible.
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It happens to me too, went to the apple authorized servicing center they changed a new display for me but the issue still happens my current IOS is 13.4.1
 
Correct me if I'm wrong but when I saw it, I thought it was software based - like night time shift or something. I didn't think it was a display issue. It went away so quickly that I didn't even bother to investigate. Happened maybe a handful of times before it ... stopped happening with 13.5.
 
Its something like that.
 

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RondoReggie said:
I have the same issue on my X. Started after upgrading to 13.5 (came from 13.3). I've found a workaround, if you enable Reduce transparency (Accessibility -> Display & Text size) the green tint won't appear.
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It doesn’t fix the problem sadly :/
 
Just noticed it this morning.. thought it was gone but luckily it disappears after a few seconds.
 
Unfortunately, nothing change.
I update my ios to latest version 13.5.1, still the green tint appears and disappear.
 
I have this problem on every version of iOS(currently 13.5.5), it appears randomly. I can't repeat it on demand.
 
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There has to be software in there that thinks the window in the background necessitates a green haze. I kinda like it, love the color green (dark) like this. Has not yet happened to me post 13.5 but I've been so busy at work I haven't had time to use my phone at night (when it usually happens).
 
I already bring to Apple service provider and they replaced my screen.
But still have problem.
I really don know what should do..
 
I'm sure it will disappear at some point. Probably not a priority for Apple if they are even aware at all. It's not a huge issue to me but it's annoying. I can live with it.
 
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in my opinion it's hardware, try to make a screenshot when the screen is green, you won't do it because the screen on the screenshot will be black
 
Thinnez said:
If software issue, I already update ios 13.4 , 13.4.1 and finally 13.5.1...
Still the problem appears after the latest updates.......
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That’s the case here, the bug started to appear after iOS 13.4 Never seen it before
 
noobinator said:
About 25% of the time when I unlock my launch day iPhone 11 Pro the screen looks all washed out with a green tint. After about 3 seconds it flashes back to normal. Anyone ever have this happen or know if this is a problem on iPhone 11s? I should probably do a restore / set up as new but I"m trying to avoid that if possible.
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I have noticed after updating from 13.3 this is very frustrating, I’ve done everything possible including dfu restore, no luck. Apple needs to fix that or hopefully some good coder will come up with tweak so I can hold with my jailbreak on 13.5.
 
zibs said:
I have noticed after updating from 13.3 this is very frustrating, I’ve done everything possible including dfu restore, no luck. Apple needs to fix that or hopefully some good coder will come up with tweak so I can hold with my jailbreak on 13.5.
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Hii, after jailbreak the iphone, izit the green tint still appear?
 
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