iOS 15.2 beta no longer disables Face ID on iPhone 13 after screen replacement<div class="feat-image">
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<p>After iPhone 13 was announced in September, many repair shops noticed that it wasn’t possible to replace the device’s screen without disabling Face ID. After several complaints, Apple confirmed that it would no longer restrict DIY screen replacement for iPhone 13 — and now those restrictions are gone with the latest beta version of iOS 15.2.</p>
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