AOD Fingerprint indicator

[MystTake]

Is there an option to disable the fingerprint indicator on the always on display? I feel like its gonna cause burn in over time.

[Geico]

It's too dim to cause burn in, it needs to be constant bright light to cause burn in, like for a long time. 1 day or constantly.

[Shaggyskunk1BLM]

Exactly THIS!
The Displays used today are not the same as the Displays from a few years ago & the ONLY Samsung device that I EVER saw any burn-in - was my Skyrocket... Not on any of my Note devices (4 of them) & never on any Galaxy S devices - But I don't ever have the brightness set to Max & I always use Adaptive or Auto Brightness... 🐧

[Tallman]

Right, when using Auto Brightness, it will turn dim when the phone in darkness. It shouldn't cause any burn-in problem.

[Samesung]

the images on the AOD screen are never stationary. They move ever so slightly that we cannot detect it with our eyes. Someone on one of the tech sites found this out testing it years ago. You're good to go!