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Would replacing the screen fix the burn in ?

So my note 9 has burn in can I just pay to have the screen replaced by a company like ubreakifix Or is that a bad idea? Also would replacing the screen even fix the burn in ?

Has not happened yet but say a Samsung Note 10+ gets burn in , could you pay the official Samsung repair company's like ubreakifix to replace the screen for like 400$ and have the problem solved or am I under the wrong impression that I really shouldn't have burn in till a year and a half or so later if you keep the brightness on auto and dark mode all the things.

I recently purchased a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, honestly best phone iv ever had. There lays my problem for the amount of money it was I'd like the choice of not having to upgrade once a year anymore. I am very scared that the screen could burn in in the future, for me making the phone less appealing overall and a huge OCD nightmare for a clean tech enthusiast. Should I be worried, I'd love for it to pretty much be fine for a year and a half or even close to two. And if its something that's a good option I'd pay for an official screen replacement, always cheaper than a new phone and could throw a new battery in aswell I think. Being excited about new phones is always fun and interesting, but the safe of mind that they might last a small test of time is something I'd like cemented in as a requirement and common knowledge, I could also just be a little ignorant Phone settings Brightness auto Dark mode all the things possible No visible home action button bar thing swipe only and I try to lock my phone often to keep the screen off

I recently purchased a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, honestly best phone iv ever had. There lays my problem for the amount of money it was I'd like the choice of not having to upgrade once a year anymore. I am very scared that the screen could burn in in the future, for me making the phone less appealing overall and a huge OCD nightmare for a clean tech enthusiast. Should I be worried, I'd love for it to pretty much be fine for a year and a half or even close to two. And if its something that's a good option I'd pay for an official screen replacement, always cheaper than a new phone and could throw a new battery in aswell I think. Being excited about new phones is always fun and interesting, but the safe of mind that they might last a small test of time is something I'd like cemented in as a requirement and common knowledge, I could also just be a little ignorant Phone settings Brightness auto Dark mode all the things possible No visible home action button bar thing swipe only and I try to lock my phone often to keep the screen off

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