The an Apple The procedure to fix iPhones with file problem should be changed Face IDFace biometric unlock feature. Nowadays it is necessary to replace the cell phone with a new one. This should change if the information circulating behind the scenes is correct. The measure will be applied to iPhone XS and subsequent models.
The new evidence appears in a document obtained by the specialized site Mac rumorswhich contains instructions that may be sent to Apple Stores and supported networks. However, the memo does not specify when the new service will start or even the potential cost of the repair.
The iPhone XS and XS Max are probably the oldest Apple mobile phones to be repaired – Photo: Bruno De Blasi / TechTudo
The move to allow mobile phones to be repaired and not to be completely replaced would be in line with a proposal an Apple To reduce the products’ carbon footprint – in other words, the environmental impact. Change also tends to reduce company support and after-sales costs.
The certified network will receive a new part called TrueDepth Camera with all the necessary modules for the eventual repair service.
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Before this step, however, a professional technician must perform the diagnosis with an Apple Service Toolkit. It is able to tell if the customer’s iPhone is in a condition of replacement or repair.
Biometrics opened by Face ID in iPhone X (from 2017), but it does not appear to be included in the list of models covered by the novelty.
Until now an Apple It has not taken a position on this issue.
with information from Mac rumors
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