This archive report was first published on 9 June 2020.
Apple has been dealing with a series of issues affecting its iPhone and iPad devices, and the latest problem to come to light is a green tint display issue affecting some iPhone users.
According to reports, the issue is triggered by a recent iOS update for some users, while others have found it present from the start. The problem appears to be more prevalent on iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max devices, although there have been reports of similar issues on older models, including the iPhone X.
Users have taken to social media, tech forums, and Reddit to share their experiences, with some reporting that the issue is only visible in low light or when unlocking their phones. Others have found that taking a screenshot and viewing it on another display shows no tint, suggesting that the issue may be hardware-related.
Apple has acknowledged the problem in some cases and has approved official resellers to replace the displays under warranty. However, the company has not yet provided a clear explanation for the issue or a timeline for a fix.
With the release of iOS 14, Apple may have some breathing room to address the issue, but pressure is mounting on the company to provide a solution. As one affected user noted, the problem remains present in the latest iOS 13.5.5 beta, leaving the timeline for a fix uncertain.
