Reports of screen burn-in issues have surfaced among iPhone 15 Pro Max users.

Along with other issues with the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, some consumers are also complaining of screen burn-in.

When a picture is shown on the screen for an extended period, screen burn-in, a permanent darkening of a section of the display, happens. OLED screens, the kind of displays used in the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, are prone to this issue.

Several customers have published photographs of the phone with the user interface components appearing as spectral shadows on Reddit and the Apple support site.

Although reports of burn-in on the iPhone 15 Pro Max are still uncommon and the problem does not appear to be widespread, there are a few easy actions you may take if you do.

The company's professionals can diagnose the issue if you first call them or schedule a visit to a Genius Bar in an Apple Store. You are still covered by Apple's one-year limited warranty for new products in the US if the problem is determined to be a hardware defect.