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In summary:
- Tech Advisor indicates that Samsung Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra users are encountering display issues, with green or pink lines appearing after the One UI 8.5 update.
- This issue affects several S23 models without prior physical damage, and Samsungâs warranty might be limited due to a three-year restriction.
- To avoid this persistent display bug, users are advised to postpone installing One UI 8.5, as similar issues have impacted other Galaxy models post-update.
The recurring display problem with Samsung phones has emerged again, this time affecting the Galaxy S23.
In May, numerous Samsung customer complaints highlighted a bug that created a permanent green line across their Galaxy phones’ displays.
This issue appeared on multiple devices following the April security patch and seems to have returned with renewed intensity.
Chris Martin
Recent reports online highlight a green line issue specifically affecting the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra from 2023 after the One UI 8.5 update.
Samsung forum user rapheal29 noted a green vertical line appeared on their device after the software update during normal use, stressing there was âno physical damage, drop, water exposure, or impact to the device.â
Visual evidence has been provided:
rapheal29
Feeling a little green (or pink)
Some users report a similar issue with a pink line instead of a green one.
These reports have surfaced across various forums and platforms like Reddit and X, involving multiple Galaxy S23-series phones.
One user on X describes the problem with their Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, stating the device had not been damaged before the update.
Android Authority notes that Samsungâs free screen replacement offer for the Galaxy S23 series is only valid within three years of purchase. Consequently, those who bought their phone within four months of its 17 February 2023 release may have to cover repair costs themselves.
Previous reports on the green line bug often pointed to overheating as a common factor. Unofficial advice includes updating the device at night and ensuring it is not plugged in during use.
Due to the persistent nature of this display bug, it is recommended to delay installing the One UI 8.5 update on Galaxy phones to avoid potential issues.
Looking forward, One UI 9, based on Android 17, is anticipated to launch with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8 series in July.
