Apple has found a way to make third-party repairs more complicated, as getting your display fixed will disable Face ID on your iPhone 13
Apple’s latest move will disable Face ID on any iPhone 13 model with its display replaced by a third-party repair store or provider. Unfortunately, this means that if you break your display, you will be forced to take your device to an Apple Store or any repair shop affiliated with Apple’s Independent Repair Program. It seems that Apple has made it harder for people to get third-party repairs on the latest iPhone models. A recent video reveals that the iPhone 13 isn’t that much different than its predecessor, but you won’t like what happens when you choose to replace the display on the new devices. A recent video from Phone Repair Guru shows us what happens when you swap the components between two different iPhone 13 devices.
