A visual glitch in the latest macOS update is causing screen flickering for some users. The issue, affecting various MacBooks and the Studio Display, seems tied to macOS Tahoe. Reports indicate random flickering, particularly when switching between applications with very white backgrounds or scrolling on bright web pages.
For some, this problem has persisted since the operating system's initial release. The flickering ranges from brief flashes to sustained sequences that disrupt normal use. A potential temporary workaround involves disabling the Night Shift display setting, though this is not a universal fix.
The variety of impacted hardware suggests a software-level bug within the update itself. A corrective patch from Apple is likely required for a definitive solution. Users experiencing the bug should watch for future software updates to address the display problem.
For some, this problem has persisted since the operating system's initial release. The flickering ranges from brief flashes to sustained sequences that disrupt normal use. A potential temporary workaround involves disabling the Night Shift display setting, though this is not a universal fix.
The variety of impacted hardware suggests a software-level bug within the update itself. A corrective patch from Apple is likely required for a definitive solution. Users experiencing the bug should watch for future software updates to address the display problem.
