Let us help you identify that mysterious object you’ve found.
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Sister was messing around with a UV light and noticed this on her phone screen under it. My phone does not have this (all I get is a grid of dots I'm pretty sure are to do with the touch screen).
All glowing unknowns under a UV light are considered Cum unless proven otherwise
Can confirm this is cum
Their sister's cum.
is making sure the internal Cum is perfectly shaped a desirable job at the factory, i wonder?
The real desirable job is the guy who gets to cum in phones
That's just from setting the glass. Totally natural phenomenon.
Depends, are you at the phone factory or the cum factory?
"Oh man, it glows?"
-WKUK
Not sure what it might be but shape and position match those of the wireless charging coil.
That wouldn't be behind the screen nor rectangular
Charging coils can absolutely be rectangular.
They can't be behind the battery, though, so this can't be it.
They also can't be that long and still work with any efficiency.
Oh, I thought that OP was asking for the circular shape, the rectangular one looks more like some short of graphic showing on the screen. But maybe the circle is just the reflection of the flashlight?
Yes, the circle is light from a light source...
Wouldn't that be on the back side of the phone though? I suspect the battery would be between the coil and the display, making it impossible to see from this side under any kind of light.
That said, I donno WTF we're seeing.
That would be my guess.
No, that was my guess!
Pretty sure it was Mrfriki's guess.
They might have posted first but ShepherdsPie actually realized it first. I was there.
Might be the glue holding it in place.
OCA (optically clear adhesive) is spread as a thin layer between the digitizer and display. Any gaps would be easily visible with the naked eye.
Also, it’s cured with UV, but I’ve never seen it fluoresce.
What model phone, it might be the fingerprint sensor?
What I wondered, but double checked pixel 8 and 8 pro specs and it just has a normal sensor area towards the bottom of the screen.
Is there a screen protector?
Else this might help narrow things down
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Google+Pixel+8a+Screen+Replacement/173219
Assuming it's the top piece that's different, the difference would be between these two parts
https://www.ifixit.com/en-ca/products/google-pixel-8a-screen-genuine?variant=43735546953925
https://www.ifixit.com/en-ca/products/google-pixel-8-screen-genuine?variant=42483463651525
Does she have a screen protector? Can you see the shape at all without uv light? My guess would be an air bubble under a screen protector, but that would be visible under normal condition, sometimes it could be hard to see.
Backlight LCD screen perhaps? And if you have an Oled screen, that might be why you're not seeing this on yours? I don't know for sure tho...
I have a Pixel 8, and the one in the picture is an 8a/8pro (can't remember which).
I think all Pixels have Oled, so i guess i'm wrong here... It is interesting for sure!
Here's mine (Xiaomi Mi 10):
It has no screen-protector. It does not emit blue light from the glass edges. In the center I think it's slightly bluer than the rest of the screen. It is an amoled screen. Hope this helps somehow.
I dont know if they stick the glass with uv glue, they tend to do that with screen protectors for screens with curved edges, so that the protectors sticks better. Maybe it's the glue reacting.