Summary: The 20th anniversary iPhone will not feature an under-display camera or under-display Face ID, according to AppleLeaker on X. The source cites DSCC display roadmaps and says the rumored iPhone 20 will retain the same Dynamic Island as the iPhone 18 Pro but with a quad-curved display instead of a flat one.
Those hoping the 20th anniversary iPhone would finally ditch the Dynamic Island may need to temper their expectations. As a recent report has surfaced online, suggesting Apple’s 2027 iPhone 20 might not feature an under-display camera or under-display Face ID. Instead, it will carry the same Dynamic Island cutout as the current iPhone 18 Pro.
iPhone 19 Pro Tipped to Get Curved Display but Keep the Dynamic Island
This detail comes from industry insider, AppleLeaker on X (@LeakerApple), citing display roadmaps from DSCC (Display Supply Chain Consultants). The main design change on the 20th anniversary iPhone could be a quad-curved display. This is described as an elegant glass and metal build.
That would make it the first iPhone to use curved display, a design that Android flagships like Samsung’s Galaxy S series and Vivo’s X series have used for years.
AppleLeaker notes that the information comes from DSC. For those who don’t know, DSC tracks display supply chains and has a strong track record when it comes to display-related predictions. That said, the leaker also adds that things can always change.
This matters because the rumored iPhone 20 could be Apple’s 20th anniversary model, marking two decades since the original iPhone launched in 2007. Many expect Apple to use this milestone to introduce a fully seamless front display. But if this leak holds up, that breakthrough will have to wait for a future generation.
