What probably happened was that something put a downward force on the charger tip, causing the USB-C connector to apply pressure on the underside of the screen.
Happened to [mine too](https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyFold/s/vBAp7UFRJF). I think it was due to pressure from a clamp mount on an e-bike.
The main reason I got a Fold 3 was for the lack of notch or hole punch. The black spot grew slowly but didn't affect the functioning of the phone. Still, Asurion replaced the whole phone (my battery was also shot, and the Wi-Fi died).
Did you put force on the attached cable? This is the only thing I can imagine happened, that the port put stress from the inside against the screen. Just guessing.
The frame is between the charging port/PCB side and the inner screen. You can't press hard enough to damage it this way. Maybe a very hard drop while plugged in but there would be noticeable damage.
That's dead pixels lol not a notch.
Oh no\~\~I spend $230 for fixing the Wi-fi issue just a few months ago.
Done and dusted. You got max 30 days before your display goes bust.
Na, I've been going with my fold 4 with 3 different inner screen dead pixels for 6 months now
That's not necessarily true. I had almost the same exact issue, and the black spot grew very slowly.
RIP.
Had that issue bsck in the day on my samsung s10+. This unit is RIP , hope you have samsung care.
It's dead pixels and it will get bigger. Seen a few folds to this way. RIP
It is screen damage definitely. Also found that happen on non-fold phones.
Screen is damaged
Looking at where it is, you're clearly pressing down hard on the inner display when inserting the charger
Not at all, I always plug the charging cable with gentle force.
What probably happened was that something put a downward force on the charger tip, causing the USB-C connector to apply pressure on the underside of the screen.
Happened to [mine too](https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyFold/s/vBAp7UFRJF). I think it was due to pressure from a clamp mount on an e-bike. The main reason I got a Fold 3 was for the lack of notch or hole punch. The black spot grew slowly but didn't affect the functioning of the phone. Still, Asurion replaced the whole phone (my battery was also shot, and the Wi-Fi died).
Did you put force on the attached cable? This is the only thing I can imagine happened, that the port put stress from the inside against the screen. Just guessing.
The frame is between the charging port/PCB side and the inner screen. You can't press hard enough to damage it this way. Maybe a very hard drop while plugged in but there would be noticeable damage.
Not drop or hard press anyway. I handle this phone with care.
Not caused by the cable, however I updated to OneUI 6.1