This could be exhibit 1 with class action lawsuit if apple never addresses properly. Device not performing as expected/sold to those that purchased.View attachment 1712611I’m following this thread since the beginning as a iPhone 12 mini owner and victim. Happy Thursday Guys, maybe 14.3.1 will save us today. And some dark humor attached ..
Yeah. Pretty sure by now it's a hardware issue. And Apple doesn't want to do a recall.I’m pretty confident this thing won’t be fixed with an update.
As for a replacement program, I don’t see it happening either.
On the screenshot showing your calendar, the fact that the top and bottom bars are green but the middle is perfectly black points to software, otherwise the entire screen would be green while in that app. It’s as if the OS can’t render some blacks properly or the coding on some blacks is wrong.Yeah it’s faulty screens, every single iPhone 12 is affected, no iOS update can fix this and Apple ignored this for almost three months. I’ve had the same with my 12 PM and just returned it and kept my perfect OLED in iPhone X.
This has been said since November..Spoke to multiple Apple support and Genius Bar employees. At this point Apple is very well aware that this issue is wide spread to the point where they are refusing any kind of repair or replacement for any phone that comes in with a “backlight” issue, be it green glow or raised black and in my case a uneven tint on the display at low brightness levels.
Yeah. But denying repair under warranty for a defect from their side is illegal. They clearly stated that I will be charged 99$ incident fee if I want to go ahead with the repair/replacement. If they are actively telling service centers to deny customers coming in with these screen problems any service under warranty then they better come up with a solution soon. Software or Hardware.This has been said since November..
“We are aware”, but nothing changes.
This happened with my launch 12PM device in a pitch black room, it doesn’t happen with my new device and there are no raised blacks. Build week 50 - so if it’s software, one would expect it happen on my new device. However, I can accept that there are different screens out there that have their different drivers.There may be a hardware component but the behavior during startup indicates this is at least partly software. For most of startup, the screen remains pure black - the areas outside of the Apple logo are pitch black. As startup is ending, the screen starts altebrting between pure black and the raised black. This indicates the software is, for some reason, turning-on the pixels that should be off.
every single iPhone 12 is affected
Please try to do the same test with 50% brightness
Please try to do the same test with 50% brightness
Got another iPhone 12 today, production week 40, screen is Samsung G9P, no raised black or flicker in pitch black room.
Fair point.Apple can **** themselves for ignoring such big issues. I don't even care anymore because it will be my last iPhone I have ever bought. They can't even get a good display to work in a +1000€ Phone. There are Phones out there which cost a third of an iPhone and still have a better screen.
I loved iPhones back in the day but Apple has been **** for many years now.
12 Pro Max. I did, build week 50. No green or raised blacks upon boot or at low light in a dark room.What’s your exact model? Did you check the build week?