As it is known, Apple recently released the iPhone 13. If we put aside the high price and high performance of the phone, one of the most important points of interest to the users is the “repairable” issue. And this time it seems like Apple has acted very harshly. Because when you want to replace the broken screen on the iPhone 13, you need Apple’s support.
iFixit, which recently disassembled the iPhone 13 and shared its repairability information, warned that the Face ID function may be completely disabled when you want to replace the iPhone 13’s screen. According to iFixit’s statement, users who want to replace the iPhone 13’s screen with their own means or seek the help of shops that do this type of repair are faced with the complete deactivation of the Face ID function with the replacement of the iPhone 13’s screen. After this issue, the response from Apple was not delayed.
Apple stated that they are aware of the problem and will fix it with a software update that they will release soon. However, he did not say anything clearly about when the software update will be available to iPhone 13 owners. Considering that Face ID problems continue to be experienced at the moment, it remains a matter of curiosity how Apple will prevent this and how to offer compensation to those who have this problem.
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