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.
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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.
- Newly introduced Apple products can be purchased, for example, at Alge, Mobil Pohotovosti or u iStores
Hello, does anyone know why I am being shown this? widgety only on the first side of the surface and not on the second, just a white square? Deleting and inst does not work
Can anyone imagine that the car manufacturer would block your wheel after you put in your car, for example, shock absorbers bought elsewhere than in an authorized service?
You're mixing apples and pears. If you replace the vibration motor, for example, it will continue to drive normally. If you replace, for example, the engine control unit on your car with a non-original one, I consider blocking the car as a logical step to prevent further damage, etc. Take it that way
That's right and that's how it should be, some idiot from a junkyard near the train station who bought non-original spare parts somewhere on Aliexpress and with his set of screwdrivers is trying to start a big phone repair business without a guarantee of proper (if any) repairs of premium smartphones, he won't be AppHe's not going to ruin his good name. Let him keep repairing some Lagdroids for a few bucks, he won't do any more harm than that.chat It can't. I wouldn't think of entrusting my phone to anyone other than an authorized service center. The same goes for other household appliances.
Okay, they need such fools right now :-).
In this case, I'm very happy for the "fool" 😁
"everything is stupid for a fool"...you've probably heard that, haven't you? Show us how smart a person like you has gotten. How many people do you employ, what is the turnover of your company, or how many universities have you studied and can you speak the language? So please, smartass.
That boy speaks from my soul
That's right and that's how it should be, some idiot from a junkyard near the train station who bought non-original spare parts somewhere on Aliexpress and with his set of screwdrivers is trying to start a big phone repair business without a guarantee of proper (if any) repairs of premium smartphones, he won't be AppHe's not going to ruin his good name. Let him keep repairing some Lagdroids for a few bucks, he won't do any more harm than that.chat It can't. I wouldn't think of entrusting my phone to anyone other than an authorized service center. The same goes for other household appliances.
I worked in both an authorized and an unauthorized laptop repair shop and professionally it was completely the other way around. In the authorized shop I was just a trained monkey who changed entire parts, in the unauthorized shop we repaired devices (BGA reworks, capacitor replacements, etc.).onewhich, reinforcing hinges, etc.). For example, the difference between a defect - a broken power cableonewho, authorized motherboard replacement for 12k excluding VAT, unauthorized replacement foroneper liter with tax
But this is how it works in every service from cars to phones...
do you think Romane?
Exactly as written Roman. Or does anyone think that BMW will repair their turbo? No way. They'll give you a new one. Or the whole engine if it gets worse.
So this is complete nonsense, not everyone needs to support this monopoly. It is practically impossible to obtain a license for an authorized service, and a service technician in a Czech authorized service is no more skilled than a technician in an ordinary service. There is no study for this specialization and therefore everyone is more or less self-taught. Furthermore, the prices of these repairs, for example:
iPhone 12 Pro Max
Frame replacement – 17990
That's half of the phone, but the purchase of this part is less than 5000, and you can get the same one at a classic service for a price of around 8-9 thousand.
And if you only have a broken rear window, don't talk about it.
Replacement of the handset – 10990
Proled by replacing the LCD, complete stupidity, just a way to extract more money from the customer.
In the classic service, the price is around CZK 2500
Other repairs are also more expensive.
Their advantage is these "traps" that they overwrite in the program. Which he provided them himself Apple.
The quality of work will be similar. It is not a way to improve quality, but to get even more money out of your product. And it is not at all a pro-customer approach, as the owner of a device for which you pay a lot of money, you should have the right to repair it where you want and with the parts you see fit.
Exactly. They make me want to throw up
:-D then throw up, whiner. That's the only thing you can do with it. AND Apple will print billions of dollars a year. Good evening.
Yes, on iDiots like adam 🤣.
I see the difference in the materials and parts used and not the techniques.
After all, an unauthorized service can't provide original parts?
No, because they are Apple will not sell. So this is the solution to the problem that Apple he himself artificially created. The result is a more expensive repair for the customer.
We, Apple does not allow the sale of parts to third parties. Parts manufacturers are bound by contract.
If the manufacturer is Chinese, which is mostly the case, then "fake originals" can also appear on the market... And it doesn't matter if they have strong sanction terms in the contracts.
It must be noted, however, that there will be few such pieces and they will not be as cheap as imitations...
If you buy a ferrari, you can't have it repaired by Fran's garage and no one will supply it with original parts, or if you want a monkey, you have to have bananas
But when I buy a cell phone, what iPhone is (iPhone it's no Ferrari and it's only special among mobile phones because of its own OS, the rest doesn't make it special), so why can't I have it repaired at a regular service?
Oskar, I didn't notice you Apple, after the legal warranty period prohibits DAT all devices for repair 😉 you can easily send it there 100 times.
Iphone = ferrari 😂🤣🤣
Iphone = ferrari 😂🤣🤣
Comparing a consumer product with a very limited lifespan at the price of one average monthly salary to a Ferrari… hmmm, that's what it comes down to when an apple nerd thinks. Now all that remains is to read The Little Prince and advance in folk philosophy to the next level.
You are stupid and your children will be stupid
Maybe this is my device and I can use it.chat service where I want, right? But I'm sure the die-hard sheep will be happy about it 😂
No one compares iphone to Ferrari, but for the idiots who don't understand, you can't buy parts for such a car in a supermarket. There's nothing wrong with a manufacturer protecting their goods, on the other hand, if someone is doing secondary production, let them do it properly so that it works.
What do you mean, they protect their goods. Isn't it my item after purchase? If I put in a non-original part and something happens, it's my fault no one else. But I want that knowledge.
I don't know, well, if I buy something for a lot of money, I assume that the thing belongs to me, so I can do with it as I see fit. If my display farts and I decide to have a non-original new one, who cares. When I fix anything else with it, I have a brain and I'm aware of it. However Apple fans probably don't have a brain and therefore everything to the origo service.
I will ship **