Samsung fulfills its promise: One UI 6.1 brings back OLED screen burn-in prevention function

IT House News on April 1st, Samsung has added many new features and optimizations in the One UI 6.0 update, but it has also removed a feature that is crucial for mobile phones and tablets equipped with OLED screens - — Anti-screen burn protection. However, Samsung promised to bring this feature back in the form of a software update, and now it seems they have delivered on their promise.

IT House previously reported that Samsung recently pushed the One UI 6.1 update to the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Tab S9 series.

In addition to adding several AI features, smoother animations and transition effects, and some new features, One UI 6.1 also brings back the much-anticipated OLED screen burn-in prevention feature.

One UI 6.1 anti-burning feature is now enabled

Tech website Toranji has tested One UI 6.1 and confirmed that the anti-burning feature is now working properly.

As shown in the GIF image above, the UI elements of the Galaxy S23 Ultra status bar and navigation bar will move slightly every few minutes to prevent screen burn.

Currently, this feature has only been tested on the Galaxy S23 series. It’s unclear whether the Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5, and Galaxy Tab S9 series also support this feature, but it is expected that these devices will also support it.

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