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Repair outfit iFixit has confirmed what we'd been hearing for weeks — third-party shops swapping out iPhone 13 screens will need to deal with the fact that Face ID will no longer work.
Back in September, we learned that replacing your iPhone 13 display will render Face ID unusable, unless you choose to send it back to Apple for repairs,...
IFixit: replacing iPhone 13 screen in unofficial service is almost impossible. It leads to the failure of the iPhone's Face ID.
Apple is making it difficult for local repair shops to repair the iPhone 13 with the new changes.
The right to repair issue has been a back and forth between Apple and consumers. It appears that Apple has taken a significant step against the right to repair, as the company seems to have made it so replacing an iPhone 13’s screen breaks Face ID.