The risk is lower but still present on my TV, which spends a large percentage, maybe even a majority of its powered-on time playing games with static HUDs. What

The risk is lower but still present on my TV, which spends a large percentage, maybe even a majority of its powered-on time playing games with static HUDs. What I'm really worried about is computer usage… the Windows taskbar and macOS menubar specifically. Both can be set to auto-hide but I'd really rather not have to do that, particularly for the Mac global menubar. And yeah, I've experienced image retention on non-OLED screens. the LG-made 2560x1440 IPS panels that used to get used in 27" iMacs would after a few years start exhibiting image retention, though it'd at least fade if the static elements that sat long enough to cause retention were hidden. I think this was caused by the heat generated by the computer part of the iMac though, because the Apple Thunderbolt Display that used the same panels never develop the issue even after a decade+ of usage. I also haven't seen it happen on any other IPS panels I've owned.