What seems to be an insult a the repair team on the right and the repair team, Apple has made it more difficult than ever to fix the iPhone window, especially if you just bought a new iPhone 13.
This is according to a video reported by Phone Repair Guru who realized that if your 13th phone is being repaired / replaced by another retailer that is not approved by Apple, it does not matter that your items are genuine as it may compromise face ID.
This shows that it is not just about using real tools, but it seems that there is a part in the redesign where only authorized retailers are aware of this which will ensure that the face ID will work when it is changed. This is illustrated in the video above showing that although it used Apple’s real-time display, the phone now warns users not to use real-time display.
The video sees it as possible to work on moving the chips, but also says that due to the complexities that occur, many retail outlets may not be able to do so.
So what does this mean? This means that if the iPhone 13 display breaks or is damaged and you need to repair or replace it, your “choice” may be to send it to Apple or one of the company’s suppliers.
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