Can Scrolling for Hours on TikTok Cause Burn-In on Your Phone Screen? We'll Explain

Keep reading to find out more about burn-in on phones.

For more, here’swhy you should really update to iOS 17.4.1 right now.

Does your iPhone have screen burn-in?

The iPhone 15 devices come with an OLED screen,which we loved in our reviews.

Note that none of the CNET Mobile team saw signs of burn-in while testing out theiPhone 15 Pro lineup.

I checked on several iPhones as well, and fortunately saw no ghost images.

And there’s likely a reason.

Burn-in is rare on OLED phone screens, and all phones I checked were running the latest iOS.

The latest iOS is 17.4.1 and to update, go toSettings>General>Software Updateand tapUpdate Now.

To report your iPhone issue, run with this.

1.Go toApple’s iPhone feedback pageand put in your information.

2.Under Feedback punch in, selectBug Report.

4.Finish filling out the form and clickSubmit.

For more information, here’swhy you may want to disable Journal Suggestions on your iPhone.