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Boxwood AppThe fight against unauthorized services is not over, quite the opposite. The iPhone 13 brings a new feature that will probably put these types of services on the back burner even more. Foreign YouTubers specializing in electronics analysis and repair have discovered that the new “thirteens” will disable one of the most important elements of the phone after recognizing a non-original display – specifically Face ID. 

It adds similar "traps" to unauthorized services Apple into their products in the long term. For example, we can recall the deactivation of the battery capacity indicator or pop-up messages warning about non-original displays, which gradually reduces the scope of repairs by unauthorized services. According to YouTubers led by Phone Ropeair The Guru is therefore a novelty in the form of an inactive Face ID after replacing the display, in a way, just another expected step from the side Applu. Youtubers admit that when transferring certain chips to a non-original display, there should be Face ID still functional, but they add in the same breath that this is such a complicated matter that the vast majority of unauthorized services will definitely not deal with it and would rather exclude the possibility of repairs from their offer. 

Although at first glance the new “trap” for unauthorized service providers may seem like a slap in the face to regular Apple fans, it is necessary to view this news from several angles. It is true that iPhone repairs will be more expensive because of it, but on the other hand it will help Applu to ensure that its users are always satisfied with the best possible parts on the market (i.e. original ones) along with a professional repair process and subsequent 100% reliability. As a result, this innovation is more of an effort to improve the quality Apple products as a larger whole. 

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