billedretention
Billedretention, commonly translated as image persistence, is the temporary persistence of a visible image on a display after the original image has changed. It occurs when the display maintains a residual impression of static content, such as a user interface element or a logo, even though the screen now shows something else. Billedretention is distinct from burn-in, which is a more permanent form of image retention caused by uneven aging of pixels.
Causes include prolonged display of static elements (status bars, logos, or navigation controls), sustained high brightness,
Prevention focuses on reducing exposure to static content and avoiding excessive brightness. Users are advised to
Mitigation after occurrence includes displaying moving or uniform content (for example, a gray or white screen)
In most cases billedretention is temporary and resolves with normal use. Persistent burn-in is rare but can