Cracked iPhone 13 Screen? Why You Need to Get an Authorized Repair

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There are plenty of great aspects of the iPhone 13, but one specific change
might make screen repairs quite complicated, and much more expensive for
consumers. If you've cracked your iPhone 13 screen, you need to make sure you
get it repaired properly or Face ID won't work anymore.
Read on as we explain what Apple has changed and how an unauthorized screen
repair can break your iPhone 13.

Why Third-Party Screen Repairs Can Break Your iPhone 13

You never want to drop your iPhone, but for the iPhone 13, this goes tenfold.
Popular YouTuber iPhone Repair
Guru recently replaced a handful
of components inside the iPhone 13, and his screen replacement claims have
caused a frenzy.
He had no issues replacing various sensors and microphones in the iPhone 13,
but replacing the screen stopped Face ID working, even when he replaced it
with another genuine Apple display. Face ID allows users to securely and
swiftly unlock their Apple devices.

We understand that Apple has utilized “part pairing” to tie individual
hardware components and software together to stop users from using third-party
repairs.
According to the iPhone Repair Guru video, after an unauthorized or third-party screen repair, the iPhone 13 will display an error message saying it
could not verify if the display is original, and you won't be able to unlock
your iPhone 13 through Face ID.
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The issue seems to persist even if you try to reset Face ID from the settings.
An error message saying Face ID is Not Available will pop up, confirming
the correlation between an iPhone 13 screen repair and Face ID.
If you need to repair a broken iPhone 13 screen, we strongly recommend getting
your iPhone repaired directly by Apple or an authorized service provider.
Alternatively, you could just use your iPhone 13 without Face ID.

Right to Repair?

Apple' decision to disable Face ID after a third-party screen repair is
worrying to say the least. iPhone repairs will get more expensive if Apple
doesn't release a software update fixing this issue. The company is already
stuck in a complicated situation due to its opposition to the Right to Repair
movement. If matters remain the way they are, Apple could find itself in an
even stickier situation.

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