A week ago we you informed about the fact that owners of last year's iPhone 8 began to complain that after updating to iOS On 11.3, their touchscreen stopped working. However, all customers who experienced these problems have one thing in common: they had their broken display replaced at an unauthorized service center.
Other users after the update to iOS 11.3 have a problem with auto brightness and True Tone functions on iPhonech 8, 8 Plus and X. Then there are the functions Battery health does not support batteries replaced by unauthorized service centers.
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You probably believe that Apple in this way, it wants to ensure that customers have their displays and batteries replaced at authorized service centers. However, according to the iFixit company, these are more likely just software errors.
When similar problems arise, everyone always agrees that the Apple is trying to shut down devices being repaired by third parties. About two years ago, Error 53 caused it to stop working on iPhoneto work Home Button, which was replaced by an unauthorized service. In addition, iPhone 7 owners also faced a similar problem with the touchscreen last year. However, in both cases, the Cupertino company fixed the problems in subsequent updates. iFixit believes that a similar scenario has occurred this year, and according to it, the problems will disappear after the next system update.
"We have detected a communication problem between the batteries and the system iOS 11 and in the near future we will be able to offer batteries that fully support the Battery Health feature,” iFixit reported on the battery issues.
Apple it has no reason to ban third-party spare parts, although it warns users that they should rather leave Apple devices in the hands of authorized service providers. Apple however, it is not able to test all replacement parts before releasing an update, which means there will be problems by the time the company comes across them.
Did you also encounter any problems after switching to iOS 11.3?