
Until now, Apple had to replace the entire iPhone when users would break Face ID. The tech giant had no way of independently repairing the TrueDepth camera, even though Face ID iPhones were first introduced in 2017. In February of this year, Apple finally figured out how to repair it without needing to replace the entire device. However, until now, the Cupertino company excluded the iPhone X from this new policy. This may have been because Apple was tweaking the TrueDepth camera on the newer models starting from the iPhone XS/XR. This may have made the iPhone X harder to repair due to the way it was integrated. Now, however, such repairs on the iPhone X devices are finally possible.
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