Fixed iPhone 13 Face ID Not Working After Screen Replacement

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Fixed iPhone 13 Face ID Not Working After Screen Replacement

iPhone 13 Face ID is not available. When After Screen Replacement, It can be confirmed that changing the screen on iPhone 13 through third-party repair will result in the loss of Face ID.

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