Fortunately, MacRumors brings good news about this problem. According to the publication, an internal memo from Apple brings two important updates on the situation. Firstly, the stripes are a software problem and your screen does not need to be repaired, secondly Apple is working on a fix for the problem. This means that users do not have to have their iPhone 14 repaired and save costs.
However, it is still unknown when we can expect this update. iOS 16.3 is currently in testing, but the full release is likely to take a few more weeks. But the solution to the screen problems can of course be rolled out separately from a larger update. This means that users could soon be rid of these problems.
However, there are even more problems facing the iPhone 14. For example, the crash detection appears to raise false alarms remarkably often, for example in roller coasters and on the slopes. This can get users into trouble and can be a source of frustration. The production of the phone was also partly halted for a while because Apple was too dependent on one factory, something that will hopefully be less of a problem with the next iPhone.
In summary, the iPhone 14 seems to be affected by a number of issues that users are experiencing, including yellow or green stripes on the screen. Fortunately, Apple has a software fix in the works for this problem, according to an internal memo seen by MacRumors. No date has been announced when the update will be available, but it is expected to roll out soon.