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iPhone 14 horizontal lines upon waking? Fix coming in iOS 16.3 [U]

Por: 9to5Mac Tech January 19, 2023

Update: say that they fix the issue: Fixes an issue where horizontal lines may temporarily appear while waking up iPhone 14 Pro Max The update is already available to developers and beta testers, and will roll out to everyone next week … If you’ve found your showing horizontal lines across the screen when waking from sleep or starting up, Apple says you can rest easy: It’s not a hardware issue. The glitch – which mostly or exclusively... + full article



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