I hope this isn’t too common to ask, would I still get that in Settings if I were to replace the display myself even if the replacement is genuine? I mean, is there something about it that Apple and approved technicians do (that others can’t) so that it doesn’t show up?nrron t1_j1m39jg wrote
Yes you would still get the message. Apple and apple authorized shops have the necessary hardware that tells the phone the new part is genuine and has been installed by an authorized person to turn off that message
Feacrali OP t1_j1m3dfz wrote
Oh man that kinda sucks to me, I was hoping that it just has to be genuine no matter who does it, thanks though
Edit: that’s what I was told but I see that they’re wrong…
Feacrali OP t1_j1m3jjh wrote
What if one chooses to do it under the self-service program? I’m assuming that message wouldn’t appear then?
heisenberg1197 t1_j1m90om wrote
If you order trough self service repair you have to call apple suport later and have them pair the new part with the phone.
This video shows the entire process: https://youtu.be/hhdcbyIoFDU
Yo_2T t1_j1m5qxy wrote
I remember there was a story about someone going through that program. Apple basically shipped them ALL the necessary equipment to make sure everything is programmed correctly.
https://www.macrumors.com/guide/self-service-repair/
https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/21/23079058/apple-self-service-iphone-repair-kit-hands-on
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