iPhone startup risks? Apple admits the failure and takes responsibility for iOS 16

The arrival of new versions of iOS released by Apple does not always go smoothly. Small glitches or flaws appear, often without users realizing it in the early days of using new iPhone systems.

As a general rule, Apple deals with these issues quickly, with updates and fixes that resolve issues quickly. One such scenario seems to be on the table, with many complaints of scratches on the iPhone’s start-up screen, but the Cupertino giant has already confirmed that it’s just an iOS flaw.

New iPhone 14 complaints
The complaints seem to be increasing day by day and more and more users are reporting that they are facing abnormal scratches when they restart their iPhone.  These yellow lines only appear during startup, but have no obvious effect on iPhone usage.
from the analysis from these reportsAs you can see, this is mostly an issue affecting the iPhone 14 Pro Max.  It is also understood that Apple has already evaluated these cases, with visits to its stores by some of the complainants, so there is no problem with the devices being there.








iOS brings scratches to the screen upon waking up
Some descriptions show that this problem may arise occasionally or constantly, without a specific pattern.  Some have reported that it is more likely to occur if a video is watched before the screen turns off.
What the posts revealed, the company indicates that the problem is with the new iOS 16 and that it can be solved in a simple way and with a simple update.  However, there is no indication that any new iPhone version is being prepared.
An Apple update should solve the problem
Naturally, many have already tried the usual solutions applicable in these cases.  Always turning off the screen, manually turning off the iPhone screen, or even resetting it did not get rid of the problem.
As we said before, Apple should be able to solve the iOS update problem, focusing on this situation.  It is likely to accumulate with other existing positions and thus create a new, more complete version.