I am suspecting it being some sensor or software issue but maybe it has something to do with memory as well since my phone storage is around 85% full.
Whenever I tried turn on my screen using side button (which lead to screensaver) or correct fingerprint( to unlock the phone directly), the screen display will become greenish/yellowish 99%.
But if I attempt to unlock using a wrong fingerprint, or pressing on screen too light/off center, the phone will ask to "press little harder" or " fingerprint doesn't match" with the screen at black.
At that time, the screen became normal again. Then I unlock my phone using either password or fingerprint.
So far I am using this relatively manual way to solve it instead of sending for warranty , doing factory reset, both spending lot of time to backup and restore all your data. Read a lot of solutions but all don't work.
Hiii, **bleep** its fall 2022 and still no one founds its solution......
idk why but im still using note 10 and my phone having same green tint issue from last 2 weeks at first i was so pissed cz yk device is out of warranty but now i just found a vary stupid solution for this........
soooooooooooooo
i just enabled always on display from settings now no matter if i use finger, face, button whatever green tint doesn't appear as my normal use
so rn im totally fine to live with this and i can use my device as normal unless i press power button to lock and unlock it again in 1 sec(no one do that ofc) ik its not a actual fix or smth but for regular users it could be a life saver....
1. Toggle "Always On Display" off and then on. OR just turn it ON and make sure it is set to "Tap to show."
2. Lock the phone.
3. Tap ONLY ONCE on the screen, do not use fingerprint sensor, do not double tap. The "always on display" will come up and show you the clock (or something)
-If you tap twice instead of once the screen will have the green/yellow/grainy image.
-If you only tap once before unlocking, the screen should be normal.
4. Complain to samsung and wait for issue to be fixed.
