OnePlus is still trying to recover from the green line issue on its smartphones' display, and now Motorola and Vivo have joined the wagon too. Motorola and Vivo smartphone users have reportedly been facing similar green line issues. This raises concerns among Android users as it has become common in recent times. While several brands are offering free display replacement and lasting display warranty, Motorola and Vivo have yet to make any statement regarding the issue. Know what Android users have been facing lately.
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A publication called Tech Outlook reported that Motorola G82 and Motorola G52 users have been facing green line issues after getting a new update on their devices. When the complaint was raised to the company, it denied free display replacement due to the devices being out of warranty and two years old. Now, Motorola users are upset about the fact that the company is not cooperating or providing any solution.
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While Motorola users face green line issues, similar concerns were reported by Vivo X80, Vivo X80 Pro and Vivo X70 Pro+ smartphone users after downloading the July 2024 update. Reportedly, these concerns have been reported by Android users having OLED and AMOLED displays. Additionally, the green line is a permanent issue which can only be resolved by charging the displays of the smartphones.
As of now, both Motorola and Vivo have not said anything about the issues faced by their customers. However, several users on the X platform have been raising concerns and complaints for quick action or free replacement of the display. Now, with the green line issue becoming more and more common, it raises concerns over the software update reliability and the device's longevity.
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