One of the problems faced by iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro users when changing the screen was the Face ID lock. In this case, Apple was able to correct the decision taken in time and finally announced that in the iOS 15.2 version this Face ID restriction would be completely eliminated. In this case, Apple keeps its word and several media echo the news and the operation of the new operating system regarding a possible screen change.
From iFixit they demonstrate this change made by Apple in the software raising the repairability rating of the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 from 5 out of 10 to 6 out of 10. It is that in the disassembly notes they warned of the problem about the operation of Face ID when changing the screen of the device. The operating system update modifies this aspect but does not change anything with respect to the warnings and restrictions that occur when replacing a screen, battery or the camera of the same if this is not done by an authorized dealer or specialized technical service.
How to check if the iPhone has an original screen, battery or camera
Also Apple now offers in the version of iOS 15.2 the option to see if the screen has been repaired or not. This time we can see the repair history directly in the device settings and today we will see how to do it.
All we have to do is access the iPhone that has iOS 15.2 installed and click on Settings> General> About> click on "iPhone parts and service history" and view the parts that were modified or changed on the device. It is important to clarify that this history of changed parts does not appear on the device if it has not undergone a repair in the official technical service, that is, we will not find the option if the phone has not undergone an original Apple repair.
