Disclaimer
Last updated: August 2026
The guides on wipescreen.site are written for general informational purposes. This page explains the limits of that information.
Not professional repair advice
No warranty on outcomes
Following a troubleshooting or cleaning guide on this site does not guarantee a specific outcome. Some display issues described in our guides are caused by hardware defects that require professional repair or replacement, not a fix you can perform yourself.
Use tools and guides at your own risk
Any cleaning method, testing step, or troubleshooting suggestion on this site is provided as-is. You are responsible for confirming that a method is safe for your specific device, including checking your manufacturer’s cleaning and care instructions.
Before attempting a DIY fix
Not a substitute for a warranty claim
If your device is still covered under a manufacturer warranty or a store return policy, always check that policy before attempting a DIY fix described in our guides. Some troubleshooting steps, even gentle ones, could be interpreted as user intervention that affects a warranty claim.
External links
Where our guides reference manufacturer support pages or other external resources, we are not responsible for the accuracy or availability of that third-party content.
Accuracy and relationship
Accuracy of information
We make a reasonable effort to keep our guides accurate and current, but manufacturer policies, product specifications, and repair procedures change over time. Always verify critical details, such as a specific dead pixel policy or cleaning instruction, directly with your device manufacturer.
No professional relationship
Using this site, its tools, or its guides does not create a professional, advisory, or contractual relationship between you and Wipescreen. The content here is general information, not a personalized recommendation for your specific device or situation.
When to see a technician versus try it yourself
Our white spots and screen diagnosis guide separates screen issues into hardware defects, which need a technician, and software crashes, covered in our white screen of death guide, which usually resolve with a restart or reinstall. If you remain unsure after reading either guide, contact your device manufacturer directly rather than guessing.
Common questions
Can I follow the cleaning guide without risking my warranty?
The cleaning method described in our guide uses only a dry or lightly dampened microfiber cloth, which is standard, low-risk practice most manufacturers permit. Still, check your specific manufacturer's cleaning instructions if your device is under warranty, since policies vary.
If a guide is wrong, are you liable for damage?
No. As stated in this disclaimer, our guides are general information, provided as-is, and following them does not create a professional relationship or a guarantee of outcome. You are responsible for confirming a method is safe for your specific device.
How do I know if my issue needs a repair technician?
Our white spots and screen diagnosis guide separates issues into hardware defects, which need a technician, and software crashes, which usually resolve with a restart or reinstall. If you are unsure after reading it, contact your device manufacturer directly rather than guessing.
Does this disclaimer apply to the installed app too?
Yes. This disclaimer applies to every guide and tool on this site, whether accessed through a browser tab or the installed Progressive Web App described on our App page.
Questions about this disclaimer
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