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Apple's Repair Trap Explained: Understanding The Anti-Repairability With iPhones

Over the years Apple has been locking more and more features behind a software wall when it comes to 3rd party repairs. In today's video we go over the components that are effected by doing a repair along with the features that will be locked. 🕤Time Stamps: 1:00 - Screen 2:35 - Non-Genuine Screen Message 6:36 - Battery 8:38 - Rear Camera 9:22 - Front Camera 10:18 - Summary Chart 📝Link To Spread Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... Screen Replacing the screen will affect all iPhones 14-7 where True Tone and Auto Brightness will be disabled. This problem is fairly easy to overcome. By using a programmer, we are able to grab all the information from the original screen and upload it to the new screen. Even by doing this, we will still see within settings a non-genuine parts message appears where Apple throws us a message stating the display is seen as an unkown part. This message may seem scary at first but in reality it is a message relating to the serial number on the screen. In which the serial number doesn't align with the one assigned to the motherboard. For that reason Apple will throw a error message towards us. This message only really means that the screen we have installed in not the original screen and doesn't mean the screen is defective. Battery Changing out the battery will affect iPhone 14-XS where battery health will be removed and we are greeted with a non-genuine parts message. To resolve this we will need to remove a small board from the original battery called the Battery Management System (BMS). With the BMS off we can spot weld it on a new battery attached with a flex connector in order to whip the battery cycles down to 0 to have a battery with 100%. Rear Camera Rear Camera replacement will affect iPhones 14-12 and we will get a genuine parts message. Front Camera Changing out the front camera assembly will disable Face ID for iPhone 14-X and for the iPhones that don't use FaceID it will disable TrueTone. We are able to repair the front camera by taking just the camera off the assembly and replacing it with a new camera. A lot of caution needs to be used because all these parts are close to each other.