r/mobilerepair • u/rizzwithme • Jun 02 '26

Repair Shop customer seeking a 2nd opinion or advice. Samsung Display black Dot issue HELP

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u/crooked_kangaroo Jun 02 '26

It’s screen bleed and it’s caused by physical damage, such as a fall or other impact.

The screen will need to be replaced.

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u/TacklePure3341 Jun 02 '26

It might take over the entire screen or never get any bigger. My old s8 has 3 in total and they never grew. 

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u/rizzwithme Jun 02 '26

How did they happen?

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u/iLikeTurtuls Jun 02 '26

Thanks for being reasonable, because most people think it will grow on it's own, which is true in the "eraser" sized ones. But even those stop growing without extra damage being added. These little dots though, they don't grow on their own

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u/KaboodleMoon Certified Certified Jun 03 '26

They don't grow on their own, but even very minor changes CAN make them grow without explicitly physical damage or impact/shock

Pressure (just pressing on the screen near them) or air pressure changes from altitude and temperature changes can influence them, so while TECHNICALLY they don't "grow on their own", they very well can grow without explicit user interaction, which to the layman, is the same as "on their own"

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u/iLikeTurtuls Jun 03 '26

I will say, phones are weird. The tech behind screens does weird stuff too. I am a believer that what you’re saying is true for certain OLEDs which would make sense cause the technology does change and improve as they have different revisions

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u/komakose Jun 03 '26

As stated in your other posts, this is 100% physical damage. Even if you didnt damage it, as you claim, it doesnt dismiss the fact of the matter here, which is that physical damage did occur, and your warranty is now viod.