Iphone xs stuck on boot loop after update and screen replacement

abdulrahmanfromcupertino Said:

“Iphone xs stuck on boot loop after update and screen replacement: [...] Should I change the screen again or does anyone have any suggestion on what to do next?“

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Try Updating your iPhone — Use a Mac or PC:

Try updating your iPad using iTunes on your Mac (or on a PC, even). This would allow for a confirmed update. It may be that an install got misconfigured somehow. How to do so...,

• Mac: Update Software on iOS Devices in iTunes on Mac - Apple Support
• PC: Update software on iOS and iPadOS devices in iTunes on PC

As for installing updates, go here for more on that: Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support

abdulrahmanfromcupertino Said:

“I tried 3 different macs for restoring/updating and same problem. I think its up to apple to release a fix to this bug cuz even original screens are suffering from the same thing”

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Use of Apple Vs. a Random Retailer:

Just know that you are not contacting Apple. This is a user-to-user forum.

Replacement would be up to Apple. Just take it up with Apple once more, and see where it goes from there. If Apple is not up for it, I, myself, would trust a retailer.

In my field, taking this to a retailer is my recommendation. There, it’s always worked on, until it’s fixed. I can’t recommend companies on here, but for a retailer, let’s just say it wouldn’t necessarily need to be an electronics-only place.

So, if you have a retailer around, give them a call. See what they have to say about their services — I’m sure there’s one around.

I’m glad you troubleshot with some computers. At least that’s confirmed.

abdulrahmanfromcupertino Said:

“Iphone xs stuck on boot loop after update and screen replacement: [...]When I picked the phone up from the apple store they told me they denied service since the phone had third party parts and it was out of power, so I just went home and plugged it to the charger.[...]”

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Use of a Retailer for Service:

First off, by Terms & Conditions, It makes pure sense for Apple to deny service, being that it was worked on by a third-party.

So, as for me, I would most certainly use Apple, and always have. But, if it came to having no choice, as an alternative, I would trust a retailer for this work. Using an LLC or some small company would most likely have their own Terms & Conditions. — nothing I would trust.