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Hii guys, it is software issue.
My brother bought new iPhone 11 pro last month and It comes with ios 13.3 and I told him do not update to latest ios for monitor the green tint.
He keep checking for green tint when he wake up the screen and it didn’t appear for 2 weeks.
Yesterday he update to ios 13.5.1, same day at night, he saw the green tint appears and disappear guys.
 
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It’s been happening to me as well on an 11 Pro Max for the last month or so on 13.5 and 13.5.1. It happens probably 50% of the time when I’m in a dark area.

I highly doubt this is a hardware issue. It didn’t happen from October (when I got the phone) to late May. No drops, no heavy impacts, and it only started recently once I updated to 13.5. I’m not panicking about it, it’ll be fixed at the latest by iOS 14 in the fall. This is 100% a software issue, so I wouldn’t advise anyone going to Apple to get a display replacement, it won’t do anything to fix it.
 
I've got the same thing going on. Usually happens when at minimum brightness and night mode.
 
Given that I’ve only just started noticing it on iOS 13.6, I don’t think it’s fixed it.

Extremely obvious when comparing against my SE. The SE is on iOS 14 beta 2 though.
 
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I’ve had the public 14 beta since day one and it happened for the first time last night. Maybe by iOS 15 :)

I think this one is with us for awhile.
 
I had it a few nights ago on 13.6 - stuck around for 5+ seconds too. 11 Pro Max. First time I had gotten it in a while.
 
I no longer have green tint but on the most recent public beta I'm opening my phone up to find it so dimmed I can't read it. It's lower than the minimum brightness. I have to go in and click the auto brightness toggle off then back on to fix it (or just bump up the brightness if you don't want auto brightness on).
 
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