TL;DRSamsung has posted a message on the Members app in South Korea, confirming the red tint issue on the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s screen can be fixed with a software patch.Alternatively, affected device owners can also walk into their nearby Samsung service center for a fix.Samsung didn’t say when it would roll out the software update that would save customers a visit to the service center.The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is among the top flagships you can get right now. So it came as a bit of a shock to some owners when they discovered an irritating red tint around the middle of the screen. Samsung then offered some good news, saying this wasn’t a hardware issue at all and could be patched with a software update. The company is now delivering this message front and center to customers affected by screen discoloration on their Galaxy S26 Ultra.A notice has just gone up for South Korean users of the Samsung Members app, shared by SamMobile, confirming that the red screen problem can be patched via a software update or a “software calibration fix.” While the latter can be achieved by visiting a local Samsung service center, the company hasn’t provided a detailed timeline for the broader software update.