Hello everyone, I just observed this line randomly appearing on screen.

My phone dropped on the florr multiple times but this was completely random. I don't know if these are related or not.

Now, In india to fox this display component i get 13,000 INR. This is very negligible line that is partially visible on screen.

I would like to get fellow users recommendations.

1. Should i go ahead with official service center display fix?

2. Should i go with third party display for discounted price? If yes, what are the effects?

3. Just leave it and continue using it and then switch to another one.

Just wanted to mention, I use this device as my primary driver.

Check the video title font changing every time.

Homepage shows YouTube's own new font.

Loading a video shows my custom font.

Once the video has loaded, it shows Roboto font in the video title.

I remember, this wasn't the case with One UI 6.1

After updating to 8.1, this thing bugs me a lot.

I can't see other languages to translate to... any fix?

I used canta to debloat but I'm sure i didn't do any that'll result in this

50MP normal mode, Normal mode zoomed, Expert RAW.

Guys today am going to approach my nearest samsung service centre from where I got my phone's battery replaced (well within under 3 months warranty) and will raise an issue as the new battery isn't performing any different than my old one. Exactly same backup (appx. 4hr) , also the battery cycle count (1500 smth), and battery health % (apx 85%) are also the SAME in aBattery. Camera isn't performing any better which i believe is capped due to poor battery performance.

What are some things i should ask them to check or change to make my issue seem important ?

RIP to my beloved 8T with 7 owners, cracked on bezel, 75% battery health, dirty and scratched all over. Used for 7 years straight. She got a green line 😭😭😭😭 F in the chat pls

My base Galaxy S23 (SM-S911U1, US variant, bought in the US and used in India) developed the green-line issue after the One UI 7 update and now has 22+ lines. Samsung India won’t replace the display for free because the green-line replacement program doesn’t apply to the US variant. I’ve been using it with the damaged display for about a year.

The phone is also 3+ years old, with 87% battery health and 1,600+ charge cycles. I now need to charge it 2–3 times a day, so I’m considering replacing the battery along with the display.

I’ve noticed that software updates seem to generate heat, which may worsen existing lines or trigger new ones. My plan is to install One UI 9, the S23’s last major OS update, while the current display is still damaged, then replace the display afterward so the new panel isn’t exposed to that update-related heat/stress. I’ve also completely stopped gaming on the phone because gaming generates significant heat, hoping this will help the replacement display last longer.

I checked several authorized Samsung service centers and received very different quotes:

- One ASC: ₹14,750 (~$154) total for display + battery, including a small bundle discount.

- Other ASCs: ₹12,000 (~$125) for the display alone + ₹3,600+ (~$37) for the battery separately.

- All are official ASCs, so the difference seems to be from varying labor/service charges.

- About four months ago, the display’s base part cost was around ₹9,000, so the price has increased since then.

- The quoted display does not include the frame.

Since the phone is already 3+ years old and I don’t currently have the budget for a new phone, I’m trying to decide whether it makes sense to spend around ₹15,000 on it, whether I should replace only the display and skip the battery, or whether I should skip the repair altogether.

All are raw photos, not edited

Loving the 3X lens ❤️

S23 are practically peasants for Scamsung now...

Does the OnePlus 11 have a recurring Green Line issue? I have already replaced the display once because of the Green Line problem, and the battery health of my phone is now below 80%.

I am confused about whether I should replace the battery and continue using the same phone, or e x change/s e ll the OnePlus 11 because of the reduced battery health and the possibility of the Green Line issue recurring.

This is an overview

• Enable Developer Options
• Enable USB debugging
• USE ADB / universal android debloater
• Uninstall two samsung specific packages to avoid any silent updates
• com.wssyncmldm
• com.sec.android.soagent

Once you uninstall them no more firmware updates, if you still want to update use odin to flash firmware OR

Visit ASC & tell some stupid reason your phone battery backup is less or it lags. Their 1st response is to update . pay the nominal fee of inspection/service. if nothing happens you are in the win. if colored line appears or phone bricks its on the ASC to repair / replace it on their own.

• I would stay the hell away from updates security or oneUI or android version at large.
• there's no upside of doing that but there's a huge downside.
• your phone/tab/watch bricks its a gigantic pain emptional & monetary as well.
• spare yourself from the torture.

an old simple video showing how to use Universal Android Debloater.

https://youtu.be/YYMY5dOPV1g?si=FoYl3llwbC1bMoJd

this works for all android phone/tab/watch devices package names could be different.

My battery charge is limited to 85%. It's a refurbished device and I've been using it for about 5 months. Is it an S23 Plus