South Korea’s Samsung is facing a lot of complaints about its latest Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8, which it unveiled earlier this year. The phone manufacturer is under unprecedented scrutiny by consumers after the events that followed. And the disappearance of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 last year.

There have been many recent reports of consumer complaints regarding the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus phones, where consumers point out that the quality of the phones is lagging behind its modern design, with complaints about wireless connectivity and a red color on the display.

Today, one of the owners of the new Galaxy S-8 has moved to a well-known forum in South Korea to publish an image explaining its problem of burning Pixels on the phone Screen. According to the publication, the owner of the device claimed to have seen these scorched pixels less than a week after the new phone was launched.

According to the owner of the device, burned pixels appeared at the bottom of the screen where the new pressure sensitive button is located on the main screen that replaced the traditional main menu button, which features the Always On display, known as the AOD abbreviation.

Burned pixels indicate the possibility of permanent changes in AMOLED screens, which are usually caused by the use of irregular pixels, particularly the prolonged use of still images. Amold screens are the most common screens in terms of this problem.

The concerns about the possibility of burning the pixels on the screen of the Galaxy S8 for the first time by a Dutch user of the phone where the owner of the phone on this matter with Samsung via the microblogging blogging Twitter, and declined representatives of the company to comment on the subject and confirmed that Samsung has adopted a technology protects the screen Of the possibility of burning pixels.

The only case now is the burning of display pixels. Reports over the past few weeks have spoken of users’ complaints about the appearance of a mysterious red color on the screen, and Samsung has released a software update to resolve the problem.