Originally Posted by
QuintHuyers We're saying that although the screen is physically impossible to bleed, we're not saying it doesn't look like that. Light bleed is when light is 'bleeding out' from behind the screen, despite the blocking created by the LCD, since LCD works by the pixels blocking the backlight. This can't happen on AMOLED because there is no backlight to bleed out. This is light refraction due to the curved screen. Causing the illusion of light bleeding. Hence, it's an inherent physical defect of the design and not something that can be fixed.