Apple has no solution

The screens of the iPhone 13 series smartphones began to turn completely pink for no reason, and the smartphones themselves began to work slower and often reboot. Smartphone owners tried to solve the problem by resetting the settings, but this did not help. Apple has not yet officially responded, but its technical support workers claim that the problem is purely software in nature. emo iPhone Users of Apple smartphones of the new iPhone 13 series began to massively complain about problems with the screen. According to the GizmoChina portal, all the dissatisfied faced the same defect - the display of the mobile phone either completely or partially turned pink. According to the owners of mobile phones, the problem is not solved either by a simple reboot, or even a complete reset to factory settings with the loss of all personal data. For some users who "returned in 2007" Smartphones are also starting to slow down. Some also complain about constant reboots. At the time of publication of the material, it was not known what causes such a defect. We can only assume that the matter is in the software part of the smartphone, given the fact that the screens change color to pink in a large number of people.

Apple released the latest stable firmware for the iPhone with an index of 15.2.1 on January 8, 2021. However, some users have access to early builds of the OS, and the last one was released just a day ago, on January 20, 2021. It is possible that the problem lies precisely in the beta firmware. Users who complained about the strange color of the screen do not specify which version of the software is installed on their smartphone.

Apple doesn't fix the problem As of January 21, 2021, Apple has not offered users a solution that can correct the situation. It is not yet known whether she is working on it or waiting for the screens to turn pink for even more users.

Apple has not yet made an official statement about massively failing iPhones. Meanwhile, according to a member of the Chinese social network Weibo under the pseudonym Boss hookup (@BossLianbo), Apple technical support responded to his request and said that this was definitely not a hardware problem. The specialist advised him to simply update the firmware. In the comments on his post, other users responded that they had received similar recommendations from Apple.

Alternative solution to the problem The CNews editors found out that the pink screen is not a new problem for the iPhone. At the end of October 2021, a message from user DPigar appeared on the official Apple forum, with photos of the completely turned pink display of the iPhone 13 Pro. According to him, the defect appeared on the second day of use. The screen turns pink periodically, after which the smartphone reboots and starts working properly. After some time, the situation repeats itself.

Over 520 members of the Apple community have said they have the same problem. Apple did not recommend DPigar to reflash the smartphone - it simply replaced his mobile phone with a completely new one. The fate of the defective copy is unknown, and there is no information about what exactly prevented it from working correctly. Colorful iPhone screens Apple smartphones of recent years are known for the fact that their screens can change color for unknown reasons. It started at least in 2017 with the release of the anniversary iPhone X. iPhone displays may change color to ghost green. This is a widespread problem, and in November 2020, as CNews reported, Apple recognized its presence in all devices of the iPhone 12 line. At that time, a little more than a month had passed since they went on sale.

In the comments under posts about pink screens, users even joked that they managed to avoid “meeting” with green displays, and that pink screens still overtook them. By the way, pink is also a frequent guest on Apple smartphones. In October 2021, iPhone 13 smartphones were found to have a defective ultra-wide-angle camera, due to which pink “artifacts” appear on the screen that interfere with shooting.

Then the problem was not massive, and Apple was in no hurry to fix it. A similar defect appeared in the early models of the iPhone - 5, Xr, Xr, and even the very first iPhone, that is, this is a kind of "hereditary disease".