Black Spot on Photos

I have recently discovered a black spot while taking photos using my 6 Plus. It shows up on all of my photos. All of my lenses are perfectly clean. Any ideas on what has caused this? And no, I haven't dropped it at all.

Do you see the spot only on the phone when viewing or on the computer as well?

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