I think you need to open it up and check if your lcd wire is clip in properly if it is unclip it then clip it back get for loose wires that or not clipped properly the wires are black
I got the same problem, i just hold the selfie camera like people in the comments and then kept doing it every hour or so and a day later it fixed itself
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Any certified QC 3.0 18W should work and support QUICK CHARGE 3.0 your phone due to the stock charger can not support fast charge. www.google.com/amp/s/www.right-brothers.net/redmi-note-6-pro-supports-quick-charge-3-0-but-you-cant-fast-charge-using-stock-charger/%3famp
I firmly tried pressing the camera area a few times and it returned back to a few minute then it started flickering again until it faded to black and the backlight only showed up ;-;
Mine flickers like most of the time when i touch it but only top part of screen where top right corner the front of it is taken off a bit and this aluminum peice of paper is exposed? Maybe this is the reason what should I do? And can they repair my phone if part of the pieces came off? Because I got tons
Lol this reply was a year ago and I just realized that my sentence is wrong. Anyway, to answer your question, press the front cam area hard but just be cautious.
Here is what is causing this. It happens on the 6/6S Plus as well. There is a chip on the opposite side of the logic board (the main circuit board on the iphone) called an IC. It controls the touch on the screen but also affects the screen display. Either due to manufacturing defect of people putting phone in their back pockets or dropping it or whatever, that IC chip's solder points come loose. As a result, the behaviour you see happens. The reason why pressing against the back of the phone near the camera lens (just below) works is because that is where the IC chip is. By pressing on the case, it is forcing contact again. This is only a temporary solution though. The way to fix the problem for good is resolder the IC chip back on the logic board. Others have made some sort of electrical tape fold and placed it above the IC chip and taped it down to keep consistent pressure and thereby contact. The biggest problem is removing the logic board to do all this. For those not familiar with electronics or taking apart a phone, it is fraught with risk. There are also many many microscopic screws of varying lengths and widths that you will need to track. Ultimately, each person will decide whether the risk and time spent is worth it to repair / temporarily fix a phone that is over 3+ years old.
