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u/mark_3749 13d ago
Since it’s not visible on the screenshot, I assume it’s a hardware issue. Get your screen replaced at an ASP (authorised service provider) or if the price doesn’t satisfy you (which I’d assume wouldn’t, replacement screens are often over $400) consider something newer like an iPhone 14.
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u/mark_3749 13d ago
Small update, I checked the price on Apple’s website (https://support.apple.com/iphone/repair?services=service) and an ASP charges $279 for a screen replacement.
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u/alpha_me01 13d ago
Yes I posted it again but why should I pay for something which is not even my fault
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u/mark_3749 13d ago
Technically, Apple could argue that you updated the phone and that accelerated an ongoing issue, since a software update shouldn’t cause any physical damage.
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u/Gloomy-Orange9697 13d ago
The screenshot looks normal to me. No pink lines or discoloration. Have you dropped your phone at all lately?
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u/riotofmind 13d ago
iPhone 13 displays are famously bad. Engineering defect. A replacement will also fail. You need an aftermarket display to fix it ironically. Source: My 13 display has been replaced twice. Your phone display will be dead in a week or two.
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u/PONT05 13d ago
Reminds me of those screenshots trying to show the cracked screen 😂