Is this backlight bleeding?

Hi all, first of all honestly sorry for my stupid question.
I got a new 4S yesterday, so anyway I had a little backlight bleeding scare and I noticed on the bottom of the screen a spot that emits more light. This applies both right and left corner and even though I kinda think it's not a backlight bleeding and how the screen is manufactured, I'm way too OCD for my own good so I kinda uploaded a photo. Again, sorry, I know this is way too far fetched. If you look closely you'll see what I'm talking about, I've circled it. It's on max brightness only I think.

What do you think?

 

Hey, thanks for the reply. Can you check on your phone with max brightness and tell me if it's noticeable from any angle? Mine is noticeable when you kinda tilt the phone and look at it from the side.
Swear down if someone tells me they see it on their phones I'm gonna give it a rest. It's driving me nuts

 

Is anyone else noticing this on their screen, max brightness from a right side angle? It's driving me nuts ugh!

 

I tried the backlight bleeding test with a black background, tilted the phone and noticed it.
It's noticeable if you look at the screen for the right or the left. More on a white background.

 

It's not noticeable when you look straight at the phone, but just thinking it's there it's driving me crazy. This is why I asked if people can produce this on their phones, if they in fact can, that means that maybe this is how the screen is manufactured and you can't indeed avoid it.

Which is a question nobody's answered; do you guys see this on your phones with max brightness when you look it from the sides?

I know that bleeding is a common thing when it comes to LCDs. The home LCD we have has it. I'm just asking if you can replicate this thing on your phone so I don't feel alone. LOL

 

Ι'm not. It's annoying me yeh but I'm not gonna return it for a refurb.
Just tell me if you can produce it and I'll be on my way. LOL

 

Because it was an upgrade, because I had an Android that I hated and because I'm hardly on my iPhone and I'm always on my MBP, so why pay when I can get a phone for free that runs very well and covers my needs perfectly? Besides, I share a very special bond with the 4S, I've had it in the past and it was the only phone I never thought of selling once.

 

You guys are kinda being hard when I specifically told you I know what I'm stating is kinda absurd considering how little it is.

Just goddamn tell me if you can replicate this on your phone when the brightness is full; is it that hard?

 

You can't see it clearly on a black background. Only clearly noticeable on white.

 

here's a photo. The splotch on the middle right and the little one on the middle left are reflections. the rest is screen estate, 100% bright. Don't know if you can tell much. I think I have some upper right.

 

That's what I thought. I think I mistook the black for bleeding, but then again I read that IPS screens actually don't produce very "vivid" dark colors.