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I heard people say the screen is switched out, but wouldn't something else need to be replaces besides that? BTW I am much less worried. I am realizing burn-in is rarer than I thought, even on OLED screens.

I don't want to be redundant. Keep night mode on all the time or no? I want to prevent burn-in if I can.

If that's the case, I am covered by Sprint and Samsung.

Sprint is my carrier. I opted into the Complete insurance.

So basically dark mode ot standard are fine as ling as a still image doesn't stay on the screen for too long?

That was the S9. I keep the Note 10 at 40%, which is sufficient. Is keeping Night Mode on all the time a good idea?

I am new. When watching Youtube, I watch landscape mode. I set up the 30 second time out so the keyboard will not stay on the screen that long when I use Facebook messenger. I also lee ave Night Mode.

I have being so paranoid. I never had burn in until this neither. I guess since I've taken a lot pf precautions. I shouldn't be afraid to stream away?

My question is by keeping the brightness lower, and using night mode + dark mode in apps, will it help when I binge watch videos or use FB messenger for hours?

That was on the S9. My Note is set to like 45% n brightness.

I had a Galaxy S9 that I bought in May of 2018. Up until a few days ago, it was fine,nut then a faint burn-in of the keyboard appeared. I was planning to upgrade to the Note 10 anyway and traded my S9 om for it yesterday. With the Note, I am keeping it on Night Mode and dark mode on several...

Thanks a lot.