The screen is delaminating. The various layers that make up the screen are separating and the delamination is following the path of the stresses caused by the cracks. The liquid crystal dark patch is thicker than the surrounding parts and not able to twist right when activated by the electric field that drives the pixels. Some parts of the screen may work again if the stresses in those areas get reduced enough and the liquid crystal or the ITO (indium tin oxide) transparent conductive layers make better contact due to the lower stress. You will still need to replace the screen or the phone because it will never be 100% working again on its own.
The screen is delaminating. The various layers that make up the screen are separating and the delamination is following the path of the stresses caused by the cracks. The liquid crystal dark patch is thicker than the surrounding parts and not able to twist right when activated by the electric field that drives the pixels. Some parts of the screen may work again if the stresses in those areas get reduced enough and the liquid crystal or the ITO (indium tin oxide) transparent conductive layers make better contact due to the lower stress. You will still need to replace the screen or the phone because it will never be 100% working again on its own.
That's a very intelligent comment.
I'm glad my phone will work again
That's a very intelligent comment.
I'm glad my phone will work again
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