After iPhone 13 was announced in September, many repair shops noticed that it wasn’t possible to replace the device’s screen without disabling Face ID. After several complaints, Apple confirmed that ...

The iPhone 13 series feature the same design concept as their predecessors and many Android flagships. They're "glass sandwich" phones, which means the metal chassis sits between two layers of glass, ...

Back when the iPhone 13 was first released, a teardown video from Phone Repair Guru revealed that Apple had made the iPhone 13 more difficult for third-party repair shops to work with. Now, iFixit has ...

Back in September, we heard that third-party repairers were unable to easily swap the iPhone 13 screen, an issue appears with Face ID when the dis Now iFixit has released more details about the repair ...

Update: According to the video mentioned below, even if an iPhone 13 display is replaced with a genuine and original ‌iPhone‌ 13 screen, Face ID will stop working. In the video, the repair provider ...

The Face ID feature is one of the highlights of the recently unveiled iPhone 13. When activated, Face ID grants access to the iPhone 13 when the phone is brought to a clear view of the owner’s face.

Apple has once again run into a problem by making things difficult for independent repair shops to fix or replace things in the iPhone. This time the issue is the iPhone 13 screen and Face ID facial ...

Previously, Forbes reported back in September that iPhone 13 screen repairs could deactivate the Apple Face ID. Moreover, the report said that the facial recognition sensor will not work even if you ...