If you are an iPhone user then you know that when your phone is drops, your heart is in your mouth, there is a prayer on your lips and for a few seconds your anxiety is your middle name.
Because let’s face it if you buy an iPhone it’s expensive, then fix it is another big cost.
This is why many people prefer to get ‘fast repairs’ or ‘alsoad’.
However, a report says that if you have an iPhone 13 and God forbid you to drop it, then ‘alsoad’ is a rather bad idea.
A report by iFixit revealed that if you replace the screen from a third-party repair store then “the iPhone 13 newly disables its flagship id functionality.” Yes, facarid, one of the superior iPhone features, will not work if you replace your screen by an invalid Apple repair center.
Apple has not revealed how much it costs to replace the iPhone 13 screen but will be a lot if the US price is something to pass.
The repair of the iPhone 13 Pro Max iPhone 13 out-of-warranty screen is $ 329 (approximately Rs 25,000) while the iPhone 13 mini is $ 229 (approximately Rs 17,000).
In India, repair costs are relatively higher than the US.
IFIXIT tests the screen replacement on iOS 15.1.
“Replacing the iPhone 13 screen with the same screen exactly from the identical new iPhone gives this error:” Can’t activate the face ID on this iPhone “,” Record the report.
How did Apple fix the appearance and problem of FACEID? The report explained that there was a small chip that could be found at the bottom of the screen.
The iPhone Chip Series to the screen that does not work with other third-party screens.
Apple’s official service provider has exclusive Apple software to synchronize a new look with the chip.
However, there is ‘alsoad’ but it’s not easy, according to the report.
Unauthorized repair stores can delete “solder chips from the original screen to the replacement screen.” But it’s a risky thing and it’s rather difficult to do, the report said by IFIXIT.
Why ‘alsoad’ is a bad idea if your iPhone 13 screen is cracked
