Go to Apple ASAP and have them check it out. Explain what you explained to us here and they will likely swap out the screen or give you a replacement iPhone while it’s still under warranty. If you have Apple Care, use it. If not, I’d say you might want to get Apple Care before you do anything like visiting Apple, but if gouging can’t use the touch screen I don’t know how you can add Apple Care to it unless iTunes / Finder (or another program) can read the information about the phone you need to add Apple Care.
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This happened to me as well yesterday. On a 15 Pro.
What did you end up doing? Full shut down / restart didn't fix it. I had a backup so I restored through iTunes. Touch screen is working again... so I guess it may not be a hardware issue, incredibly weird it persisted after reboots prior to the restore though. Never encountered anything like that before on past iPhones.
Just happened to my iPhone 15 Pro when updating to iOS 17.1.1
I’m having this issue now. Connected to my Mac and it is prompting me to restore (recovery mode). It should update to latest firmware and reset to defaults. I’m hoping this fixes it. If it does, I’m going to disable automatic updates.